NASCAR Odds Today: Who Are the Favorites for the Enjoy Illinois 300?

Today’s NASCAR Odds at a Glance

• Christopher Bell +410
• Ryan Blaney +450
• Joey Logano +460

The 2026 NASCAR season heads to Illinois today for the Enjoy Illinois 300, which starts at 3 p.m. ET.

Per FanDuel Sportsbook's NASCAR odds, which drivers have the best odds to win today's race?

Please note: lines are subject to change after this article is published.

NASCAR Odds Today: Enjoy Illinois 300

Full NASCAR odds at FanDuel Sportsbook.

• Christopher Bell +410
• Ryan Blaney +450
• Joey Logano +460
• Denny Hamlin +650
• Kyle Larson +750
• Chase Briscoe +1200
• Ty Gibbs +1500
• Bubba Wallace +2000
• Austin Cindric +2200
• Josh Berry +2200
• Tyler Reddick +2500
• Chase Elliott +2700
• William Byron +2700
• Carson Hocevar +4000
• Ryan Preece +5500
• Ross Chastain +5500
• Chris Buescher +6000
• Alex Bowman +6000
• Brad Keselowski +6500
• Daniel Suarez +8000
• Erik Jones +8000
• Michael McDowell +10000
• Zane Smith +10000
• Austin Dillon +15000
• Shane van Gisbergen +17500
• John Hunter Nemechek +17500
• Connor Zilisch +25000
• Austin Hill +25000
• Todd Gilliland +30000
• AJ Allmendinger +30000
• Ricky Stenhouse Jr. +35000
• Noah Gragson +35000
• Riley Herbst +40000
• Cole Custer +50000
• Cody Ware +50000
• Ty Dillon +50000

NASCAR Betting -- Frequently Asked Questions

What types of bets can I make on NASCAR races? NASCAR offers a wide variety of betting markets. The most common are race winner (picking who wins outright), top-3 or top-5 finishes, head-to-head matchups between two drivers, and manufacturer props (which make of car wins). You'll also find futures bets on season-long outcomes like Cup Series champion.

How do head-to-head NASCAR matchups work? Head-to-head bets pit two drivers against each other, and you simply pick which one will finish higher. On FanDuel, if one driver fails to finish, the other is declared the winner; if both drivers fail to finish, the one with more laps completed wins.

What is a NASCAR futures bet? A futures bet is a wager placed on an outcome that will be decided further down the road — such as the Cup Series champion. Odds are typically available before and throughout the season, and lines shift based on race results and points standings.

What factors should I consider when handicapping a NASCAR race? Key factors include recent form (how a driver has run over the most recent races weeks), track history (some drivers consistently excel at certain track types like superspeedways or short tracks), manufacturer strength at a given venue, starting position, and weather conditions.

What is the difference between track types, and why does it matter for betting? NASCAR holds races on several different track types: superspeedways (Daytona, Talladega), intermediate tracks (Charlotte, Michigan), short tracks (Bristol, Martinsville), road courses (Sonoma, Watkins Glen), and hybrid layouts. Driver skill sets vary by track type — some excel at superspeedway pack racing while others are road course specialists. Knowing which drivers have historically performed well as which track types is vital information.

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