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How to Bet on Auto Racing

Introduction to Betting on Auto Racing

The payoff on a winning selection varies according to the odds.

Proposition Wagers

DRIVER ODDS
JIMMIE JOHNSON -130
KYLE BUSCH +110

Auto racing match-ups pit two drivers against each other in head-to-head wager. The driver with the better finish in the race wins the match-up. Sometimes multiple drivers are listed in a group where the best finish in the group wins the wager.

In the example, a wager on Jimmie Johnson for $13 wins $10, returning $23. Wagering $10 on Kyle Busch pays $11 plus your $10 back for a total of $21.

Other props may also be posted such as the over/under on the number of cautions in the race or which car manufacturer wins.

Lines can be found on other series and open wheel races.