Favorites: Kyle Busch +500, Carl Edwards +600, Denny Hamlin +600, Jimmie Johnson +600, and Tony Stewart +1000
There is plenty of reason to like the drivers in this group, as all 5 of them have raced well here before, including last year when they all finished in the top 10. Johnson is known for his late season pushes, and many are thinking last week was just the beginning of what might be to come. On the other hand its hard to imagine Edwards and Busch not in the picture for a 2nd straight week. You have to keep Stewart in the picture as he was won here before, and is still looking for that first win of the season in 2008.

Middle of the Pack: Dale Earnhardt Jr +1200, Greg Biffle +1200, Kevin Harvick +1200, Jeff Gordon +1500, Kasey Kahne +1500, Matt Kenseth +1500, and Clint Bowyer +2000
There are plenty of drivers here that have the chance to sneak up and take the win home this weekend, and Kahne will be putting the pedal to the metal this week, as he not only needs to win and lead the most laps, but will need some help from the rest of the field as well. Gordon has fallen all the way to 10th in the standings and his 2nd place finish here a year ago has to be good reason to think he will get some of those points back this weekend. the other guy we think has a chance out of this group is Kenseth who has done well here at Richmond in his career.

Long Shots: Mark Martin +3000, David Ragan +3000, Jeff Burton +3000, Martin Truex Jr +3500, Ryan Newman +4000, Brian Vickers +4000, and Kurt Busch +5000
If Ragan races well he is likely the first guy to sneak in and knock someone else out. but there are other guys in this group like Burton and Newman that you have to take seriously to race well each weekend. While Kyle Busch is getting all the attention, Kurt Busch has won this race before, and could be ready to pull out another victory this weekend.

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Favorites: Vijay Singh +600, Sergio Garcia +900, Phil Mickelson +1200, and Jim Furyk +1500
If you have been paying attention at all to the playoffs then you know that Singh has been playing some of the best golf of the season, and its all thanks to one heck of a putting stroke he has going. Mickelson has yet to show any real sign that he is going to make a push for the playoff championship. While Furyk stepped his game up to finish tied for 7th, Garcia came ever so close again to a win before falling in the final round. We think this weekend Garcia finally grabs that win, and makes it a 2 man show going into the final round of the playoffs.

Middle of the Pack: Ernie Els +2000, Padraig Harrington +2000, Anthony Kim +2500, Justin Leonard +2500, Mike Weir +2500, Camilo Villegas +3000, Steve Stricker +3000, and KJ Choi +3000
This group has plenty of talented golfers thats for sure, as guys like Villegas, Weir, and Els all finished in the top 3 last weekend. Stricker and Els also played well, but Harrington, the guy everyone thought was going to have a lot of success in these playoffs disappointed once again by failing to make the cut. The guy we like this week is Leonard, who continues to play well over the last few weeks.

Long Shots: Adam Scott +4000, Angel Cabrera +4000,Stewart Cink +4000, Robert Allenby +4000, Hunter Mahan +4000, Ken Duke +4000, Ben Curtis +5000, Chad Campbell +5000, Carl Pettersson +5000, and Kenny Perry +5000
Even though this is a group full of long shots, guys like Campbell, Mahan, Curtis, and Perry will all be part of the US Ryder Cup team. Campbell earned the last spot on the team after he shot 69 66 to finish 7th last week at the Deutsche Bank Championship. Though we feel almost a handful of these guys could win, the guy we have our eye on is Cink, who we feel is ready for a big time performance this weekend.

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Favorites: Carl Edwards +400, Kyle Busch +400, Jimmie Johnson +525, Matt Kenseth +800, and Tony Stewart +1000
There is quite the battle going on between Busch and Edwards as they have combined to win 14 times this season. Busch still holds a 212 point lead over Edwards, but with plenty of races left its still anyones game. Everyone but Stewart has won on this track, but everyone but Busch and Edwards has struggled this season. Johnson is one of 4 drivers with more than 1 win this season, and he has to be taken seriously.

Middle of the Pack: Dale Earnhardt Jr. +1200, Greg Biffle +1200, Jeff Gordon +1400, Kasey Kahne +1400, and Denny Hamlin +1600
This group has some quality drivers, and guys like Gordon, Biffle, and Kahne have all won here before, with Gordon leading the way with 3 wins. After putting a solid stretch together Kahne has fallen back, and now sits 14th in the points standings. Gordon came in 3rd at the Auto Club 500, and he is the driver out of this group we think will really race well this season.

Long Shots: Brian Vickers +2500, David Ragan +2500, Kevin Harvick +3000, Martin Truex Jr. +4000, Elliot Sadler +5000, Clint Bowyer +5000, and Ryan Newman +6000
This group is unlikely to produce a winner, but there are a couple drivers that could really use a solid performance this weekend. Bowyer currently sits in 12th and its his spot to lose with just 2 races to go, while Ragan sits just 12 points behind in 13th. Sadler won this race back in 2004 and it would be a big surprise if he could do it again this year. Other guys to keep your eye on are Harvick, Truex Jr, and Newman all finished in the top 10 at the Auto Club 500, and it wouldn’t be a shocker to see them there again this week.

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AJ Allmendinger +10000
Bobby Labonte +10000
Brian Vickers +2500
Carl Edwards +400
Casey Mears +10000
Clint Bowyer +5000
Dale Earnhardt Jr +1200
Dave Blaney +10000
David Gilliland +10000
David Ragan +2500
David Reutimann +10000
Denny Hamlin +1600
Elliott Sadler +5000
Greg Biffle +1200
Jamie McMurray +10000
Jeff Burton +3500
Jeff Gordon +1400
Jimmie Johnson +525
Juan Pablo Montoya +10000
Kasey Kahne +1400
Kevin Harvick +3000
Kurt Busch +5000
Kyle Busch +400
Martin Truex Jr +4000
Matt Kenseth +800
Michael Waltrip +10000
Paul Menard +10000
Reed Sorenson +10000
Ryan Newman +6000
Sam Hornish Jr +10000
Tony Stewart +1000
Travis Kvapil +10000

Favorites: Phil Mickelson +800, Sergio Garcia +900, Vijay Singh +1200, and Padraig Harrington +1800
While Garcia and Singh stole the show out of this group, Mickelson comes in as the leading favorite to win this weekend, and its hard to argue with the guy holding the trophy from a year ago. Harrington really had a let down after winning both the majors, as he failed to even make the cut last weekend. Mickelson played well last weekend finishing 19th, but will have to play better this weekend. We are expecting all 4 of these golfers to put on a great show this weekend.

Middle of the Pack: Jim Furyk +2500, Paul Casey +2800, Anthony Kim +2800, Adam Scott +3300, Steve Stricker +3300, Robert Allenby +3300, Mike Weir +3300, Kenny Perry +3500, Ernie Els +3500, Justin Leonard +3500, and Camilo Villegas
This group is full of talent, and Scott is the only guy who has won this tournament before. Both Stricker and Villegas are coming off top 10 performances here a year ago, but keep an eye on Weir, Leonard, and Casey who all finished in the top 10 last week. We think Els and Furyk are two guys you always have to consider as threats, and Kim just might being the surprise of this group.

Long Shots: Andres Romero +4000, Retief Goosen +4000, Geoff Ogilvy +4000, Rory Sabbatini +4000, Ben Curtis +4000, Stewart Cink +4500, K.J. Choi +4500, Sean O’Hair +5000, Hunter Mahan +6600, and Boo Weekley +6600
Though there is little expectations for this group to win this weekend, but O’Hair, Oglivy, and Sabbatini did play well here a year ago. After shooting a great first round last week Mahan wasn’t able to keep it going, We think the guy with the best shot of winning out this group is Ben Curtis, who looked well finishing tied for 4th last week.

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Phil Mickelson +800
Vijay Singh +1200
Sergio Garcia +900
Padraig Harrington +1800
Anthony Kim +2800
Jim Furyk +2500
Ian Poulter +5000
Paul Casey +2800
Adam Scott +3300
Ernie Els +3500
Kenny Perry +3500
Andres Romero +4000
Steve Stricker +3300
Robert Allenby +3300
Trevor Immelman +8500
Retief Goosen +4000
Geoff Ogilvy +4000
Rory Sabbatini +4000
Justin Leonard +3500
Ben Curtis +4000
Stuart Appleby +3500
Boo Weekley +6600
Stewart Cink +4500
Mike Weir +3300
Aaron Baddeley +4000
Camilo Villegas +3500
Stephen Ames +10000
K J Choi +4500
Kevin Streelman +6600
Sean O Hair +5000
Hunter Mahan +6600
Kevin Sutherland +8000
Brandt Snedeker +10000
Tim Clark +8000
Scott Verplank +6600
Bubba Watson +8000
Carl Pettersson +6600
Mathew Goggin +10000
Fredrik Jacobson +8000
Heath Slocum +15000
J B Holmes +10000
Nick O Hern +15000
Chad Campbell +8000
Ken Duke +7000
Steve Flesch +12500
Woody Austin +15000
Charlie Wi +8500
Nicholas Thompson +12500
Fred Couples +12500
Steve Elkington +15000
Dudley Hart +12500
Ryuji Imada +17500
Rod Pampling +15000
Briny Baird +8500
Dean Wilson +15000
Rocco Mediate +12500
Bill Haas +12500
Ben Crane +15000
Charles Howell III +10000
Mark Wilson +12500
Pat Perez +17500
Jerry Kelly +10000
George McNeill +15000
Lucas Glover +10000
John Merrick +12500
Eric Axley +12500
John Senden +10000
D J Trahan +15000
Billy Mayfair +15000
Nick Watney +17500
Ryan Moore +20000
John Rollins +15000
Matt Kuchar +20000
Peter Lonard +20000
Daniel Chopra +15000
Steve Marino +15000
Brian Gay +17500

Chuck Liddell vs. Rashad Evans
Liddell -280
Evans +210
If this is anything like the St. Pierre vs. Fitch fight of UFC 87, then this fight alone is worth it all. Liddell comes in as the big favorite after he looked great in his fight against Wanderlei Silva at UFC 79, which was much needed after two straight losses. Liddell is an elite striker than can send you to the ground with a devastating punch or kick. Evans is undefeated in MMA, including a 6-0-1 record in the UFC. Evans most recent win came against Michael Bisping at UFC 78. Evans has a great takedown ability, but he too can land some big time shots. We think this is going to be a close one, and we see Liddell continuing his quest back to greatness.
Prediction: Liddell -280

Rich Franklin vs. Matt Hamill
Franklin -240
Hamill +190
This should be a very interesting fight, as you have Franklin, a dominating middleweight fighter, moving up to 205 for this fight. In the other corner you get Hamill, who continues to impress, with top of the line wrestling skills. Hamill will have his work cut out against the former champ, and its hard telling what you will get in this fight, but we see it coming out good for Franklin. We aren’t sure he can handle 205 in the long haul, but we do see him taking home the victory in this one.
Prediction: Franklin -240

Karo Parisyan vs. Yoshiyuki Yoshida
Parisyan -280
Yoshida +210
parisyan comes in with a 26-5 record, but after rolling off 3 straight wins in the UFC he came up short in a TKO loss to Thaigo Alves back in April. Yoshiyuki is making his 2nd fight in the UFC, after an impressive choke out of Jon Koppenhaver at UFC 84. This fight doesn’t quite have the build up of the top two fights, but we think an upset is in the making, as we see Yoshida pulling out the win.
Prediction: Yoshida +210

Dan Henderson vs. Rousimar Palhares
Henderson -200
Palhares +160
After going 2-0 to start his time with the UFC, Henderson is in need of a win after consecutive losses to Quinton Jackson and Anderson Silva. Henderson has great power, but really hasn’t been able to showcase it in the UFC yet. Palhares is another fighter looking for his 2nd straight win to start his UFC career, after a submission win over Ivan Salaverry. We don’t think it happens in this one, as we see Henderson winning by knock out early in this one.
Prediction: Henderson -200

Martin Kampmann vs. Nate Marquardt
Kampmann Even
Marquardt -140
Kampmann has rolled off 4 straight victories to start his UFC career, and all but one of them have come by the way of submission. But don’t think this guy doesn’t have the power to send opponents to the floor, as he has shown in previous MMA fights that he can knock guys out. Marquardt is the much more experienced fighter in this one, but he is coming off a tough split decision loss to Thales Leites at UFC 85. We think this one goes down to the wire, and Kampmann is our man coming out on top.
Prediction: Kampmann Even

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Favorites: Kyle Busch +500, Carl Edwards +500, Dale Earnhardt Jr. +800, Denny Hamlin +800, and Tony Stewart +800
Its hard to argue with the this group as you have so many of top drivers here. The thing you have to think of here is the dominace Chevrolet and Ford has had in this race over the years. That means Busch, Hamlin and Stewart all will have to over come a very tough challenge this weekend. While you can’t ever count Busch out of anything this season, you have to like Edwards chances of continuing to crawl back into the points title hunt. Also, Earnhardt Jr. has won this event back in 2004 so you can’t count him out as well.

Middle of the Pack: Matt Kenseth +1000, Kevin Harvick +1000, Kasey Kahne +1000, Jeff Gordon +1200, Greg Biffle +1500, Kurt Busch, Jeff Burton +1800, and Jimmie Johnson
This group has plenty of talent, and Kenseth has to be taken seriously this weekend, as he was the two time defending champion before Edwards ended his run last season. Kurt Busch and Gordon have both won this race before, and you have to like Burton’s chances after his performance on this track earlier this season. Other guys to keep an eye on are Harvick, Kahne, and Burton, as they all finished in the top 10 at the Food City 500.

Long Shots: Clint Bowyer +3000, Ryan Newman +4000, Martin Truex Jr. +4000, Brian Vickers +5000, Elliot Sadler +6000, and David Ragan +7500
While we don’t see a winner coming out of this group, if you have learned anything you know that anything can happen in NASCAR. Based on the fact the Dodge and Chevy have dominated we like Bowyer, Truex Jr, and Ragan to perform well this weekend. None of these drivers were in the top 10 at the Food City 500, so it will be interesting to see if any of them can step up there game this weekend.

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AJ Allmendinger +10000
Aric Almirola +10000
Bobby Labonte +10000
Brian Vickers +5000
Carl Edwards +500
Casey Mears +10000
Clint Bowyer +3000
Dale Earnhardt Jr +800
Dave Blaney +10000
David Gilliland +10000
David Ragan +7500
David Reutimann +10000
Denny Hamlin +800
Elliott Sadler +6000
Greg Biffle +1500
Jamie McMurray +10000
Jeff Burton +1800
Jeff Gordon +1200
Jimmie Johnson +2000
Juan Pablo Montoya +10000
Kasey Kahne +1000
Kevin Harvick +1000
Kurt Busch +1500
Kyle Busch +500
Martin Truex Jr +4000
Matt Kenseth +1000
Michael Waltrip +10000
Paul Menard +10000
Reed Sorenson +10000
Ryan Newman +4000
Sam Hornish Jr +10000
Tony Stewart +800
Travis Kvapil +10000
zx Field (Any Other Driver) +2500

Favorites: Phil Mickelson +800, Padraig Harrington +1000, and Sergio Garcia +1200
As of right now there is a pretty good chance that one of these 3 guys takes home the FedEx Cup trophy when its all said and done. Both Mickelson and Harrington sit right near the top, and Garcia isn’t to far behind. While its hard to go against Mickelson without Tiger in the field, we are going to take Harrington, as he has been playing much better golf as of late. We also expect to see Garcia to have a solid showing this year, as he has won here twice before.

Middle of the Pack: Retief Goosen +2200, Jim Furyk +2500, Anthony Kim +2500, Ernie Els +2800, Adam Scott +3000, Vijay Singh +3000, and Stuart Appleby +3000
There is quite the group of talent here, as you have many of golfs older players that still have could come out with a hot stick and take home a surprising victory. When it comes down to it there is one golfer that really sticks out this week and for the whole thing, and thats Kim. Singh and Els have both won this event multiple times before it became a playoff event, and could very easily be one of the guys taking home the trophy this week.

Long Shots: Camilo Villegas +3500, Stewart Cink +4000, Kenny Perry +4000, Steve Stricker +4000, Robert Allenby +4000, Geoff Ogilvy +4000, Carl Pettersoon +5000, and Sean O’Hair +5000
This list could of went on quite awhile, as there are a ton of golfers with long shot odds this weekend, but these are the ones we think have the best shot at pulling off the big win this weekend. Stricker is the defending champion, so you have to give him a serious chance. Almost everyone of these golfers still have a shot at winning the playoffs, but they need to start it off with a good performance this week. If we had to pick someone to win out of this group alone, it would have to be Kenny Perry, who could really add to his lead with a win this weekend.

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Phil Mickelson +800
Padraig Harrington +1000
Sergio Garcia +1200
Retief Goosen +2200
Jim Furyk +2500
Anthony Kim +2500
Ernie Els +2800
Adam Scott +3000
Vijay Singh +3000
Stuart Appleby +3000
Camilo Villegas +3500
Paul Casey +4000
Stewart Cink +4000
Robert Allenby +4000
Kenny Perry +4000
Steve Stricker +4000
Geoff Ogilvy +4000
Ian Poulter +4500
Aaron Baddeley +4500
Andres Romero +4500
Mike Weir +5000
Sean O Hair +5000
Carl Pettersson +5000
Justin Leonard +5500
K J Choi +5500
Hunter Mahan +6000
David Toms +6000
Ben Curtis +6000
Tim Clark +7000
Trevor Immelman +7000
Zach Johnson +7000
Angel Cabrera +7000
Chad Campbell +7000
Boo Weekley +7000
Steve Flesch +7000
Rory Sabbatini +8000
Briny Baird +8000
Fredrik Jacobson +8000
Charlie Wi +9000
John Senden +9000
Brandt Snedeker +10000
Ken Duke +10000
D J Trahan +10000
Lucas Glover +10000
Scott Verplank +10000
Scott McCarron +10000
Fred Couples +11000
Woody Austin +11000
Ben Crane +11000
Stephen Ames +11000
Jerry Kelly +11000
John Merrick +11000
Martin Laird +11000
Rod Pampling +11000
Steve Elkington +11000
J B Holmes +11000
Heath Slocum +11000
Nick O Hern +11000
John Rollins +11000
Mark Wilson +11000
Chris DiMarco +11000
Pat Perez +12500
Bart Bryant +12500
Rocco Mediate +12500
Vaughn Taylor +12500
Billy Mayfair +12500
Brian Gay +12500
Tom Pernice +12500
Dean Wilson +12500
Kevin Streelman +12500

Favorites: Kyle Busch +500, Jimmie Johnson +500, Carl Edwards +550, Matt Kenseth +600, and Kasey Kahne +700
There is no question that there is a good chance the winner this weekend will come out of this group, as guys like Busch and Edwards lead the way in wins this season. But what you might find interesting is that the only guy in this group to have won this race is Kenseth, who did so back in 2005. Kahne and Johnson have both raced well on this track before, and we wouldn’t be surprised to see one of them win this weekend.

Middle of the Pack: Dale Earnhardt Jr +900, Toney Stewart +900, Greg Biffle +1100, Denny Hamlin +1400, Jeff Gordon +1400, and Brian Vickers +1800
If you are looking for a driver with good betting odds this weekend to win the race, than you likely want to find a guy out of this group, as it is full of big names like Earnhardt Jr, Stewart, and Gordon. Hamlin and Vickers are also a solid threat this weekend, as both came in the top 10 a year ago. If you are looking for our opinion on just one guy out of this group, we would go with Gordon, as he is due to win one this season. Also keep your eye on Biffle as he won this race back in 2004.

Long Shots: David Ragan +2200, Mark Martin +2800, Jeff Burton +2800, Kurt Busch +4500, Ryan Newman +4500, and Clint Bowyer +4500
The defending champ Kurt Busch shows you just how anyone can come away with a win on any given weekend, its hard to imagine Busch putting together back to back wins here at Michigan, but we wouldn’t be surprised t see a strong finsih from Newman or Bowyer. Newman won this race back in 2003, so he comes in as the safe bet out of this group.

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AJ Allmendinger +8500
Bobby Labonte +8500
Brian Vickers +1800
Carl Edwards +550
Casey Mears +8500
Clint Bowyer +4500
Dale Earnhardt Jr +900
Dave Blaney +8500
David Gilliland +8500
David Ragan +2200
David Reutimann +8500
Denny Hamlin +1400
Elliott Sadler +5500
Greg Biffle +1100
Jamie McMurray +7000
Jeff Burton +2800
Jeff Gordon +1400
Jimmie Johnson +500
Juan Pablo Montoya +8500
Kasey Kahne +700
Kevin Harvick +2800
Kurt Busch +4500
Kyle Busch +500
Mark Martin +2800
Martin Truex Jr +2800
Matt Kenseth +600
Michael Waltrip +8500
Paul Menard +8500
Reed Sorenson +8500
Ryan Newman +4500
Sam Hornish Jr +8500
Tony Stewart +900
Travis Kvapil +8500

Favorites: Vijay Singh +1000 and Paul Casey +1500
With so few big names playing this weekend, we are stuck with only two guys with good enough odds to be considered favorites this weekend. Singh really didn’t play well in the last two majors as he failed to make the cut in both of them. On the other hand Casey has really played well in the majors this season, including a 7th place finish at the British Open. Singh did throw a win in at the Bridestone between the British and the PGA Championship, and Casey placed 8th there as well. So its easy to say both these guys have a great shot at winning this weekend.

Middle of the Pack: Tim Clark +2500, Ken Duke +2500, David Toms +2500, Carl Pettersson +2500, Brandt Snedeker +2500, and Zach Johnson +3000
There are plenty of golfers in this group that can really come in and play well this weekend. We have already mentioned that Snedeker won this event last year, as he shot 22 under over the weekend. You have to like guys like Duke, Toms, and Petteresson this weekend, and if we had to pick one it would be Pettersson as he came in 5th here a year ago.

Long Shots: Billy Mayfair +4000, Briny Baird +4000, Davis Love III +4000, Lucas Glover +5000, Mark Wilson +6000, Tim Herron +6000, Tom Lehman +8000, and David Duval +15000
This group has a good mix of vets and it will be interesting to see if any of them can come through this weekend. Mayfair has played well here before including coming in just a couple shots back of Snedeker last year to tie for 2nd. The guy we think you really want to watch out of this group is Love III, as he won this event back in 2006.

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Ben Crane +5000
Bill Haas +6000
Billy Mayfair +4000
Bo Van Pelt +6000
Brandt Snedeker +2500
Brian Davis +4000
Brian Gay +5000
Briny Baird +4000
Bubba Watson +4000
Carl Pettersson +2500
Charley Hoffman +6000
Chris DiMarco +4000
Chris Riley +15000
Corey Pavin +6000
David Duval +15000
David Toms +2500
Davis Love III +4000
Dean Wilson +5000
Eric Axley +5000
Jason Day +10000
Jason Gore +6000
Jeev Milkha Singh +4000
Jeff Overton +8000
Jerry Kelly +6000
Joe Ogilvie +5000
John Daly +25000
John Rollins +4000
John Senden +8000
Ken Duke +2500
Kevin Na +4000
Kevin Sutherland +5000
Lucas Glover +5000
Mark Calcavecchia +8000
Mark Wilson +6000
Mathew Goggin +8000
Nick Watney +8000
Paul Casey +1500
Peter Lonard +6000
Ryan Moore +6000
Ryan Palmer +4000
Ryuji Imada +8000
Steve Marino +5000
Tim Clark +2500
Tim Herron +6000
Tom Lehman +8000
Tom Pernice Jr +6000
Vaughn Taylor +6000
Vijay Singh +1000
Zach Johnson +3000
zx Field (Any Other Golfer) +200

Favorites:  Jeff Gordon +450, Tony Stewart +450,Juan Pablo Montoya +800, Kyle Busch +800, and Robby Gordon +1000

This just goes to to show just how much a difference a road course can make. Guys like Montoya and Robby Gordon are never found with these kind of odds, but when its time to race on the non conventional road courses, these guys are as good as it gets. There are still stars like Jeff Gordon and Stewart who have the ability to win on pretty much anything, and Busch showed everyone he could do that as well when he won the Toyota/Save Mart 350 earlier this season. The guy to beat here is definitely Stewart, as he has won this race 4 times in the past 6 years.

Middle of the Pack: Carl Edwards +1500, Denny Hamlin +1500, Marcos Ambrose +1500, Kevin Harvick +1500, Jimmie Johnson +1500, Kurt Busch +2000, and Ron Fellows +2500
Finding a guy in this group just might be the way to go, but doing it might not be so easy. A couple guys to keep your eyes on are always guys like Edwards, Hamlin, and Johnson, but don’t forget about Harvick, as he took the checkered flag here back in 2006. Its hard to say just who is going to have a strong finish this week out of this group, but if you want our opinion go with the hot driver of Carl Edwards, as he did pretty well in the first road race of the season finishing 9th.

Long Shots: Patrick Carpentier +3000, Jamie McMurray +3000, Dale Earnhardt Jr +3500, Jeff Burton +4000, Ryan Newman +4000, Clint Bowyer +5000, and Kasey Kahne +7500
This group a guys really don’t have much of a chance, as they get these kind of odds for a reason, but there are a couple guys in this group we think you should keep your eye on. Earnhardt Jr showed well at the first road race this season, and could come back strong for this one. Other guys we like are McMurray and Newman, as we feel they might be able to pull off the big win this weekend if everything falls into place.

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AJ Allmendinger +10000
Aric Almirola +10000
Bobby Labonte +10000
Boris Said +3000
Brian Vickers +10000
Carl Edwards +1500
Casey Mears +10000
Clint Bowyer +5000
Dale Earnhardt Jr +3500
David Gilliland +10000
David Ragan +10000
Denny Hamlin +1500
Elliott Sadler +5000
Greg Biffle +3000
Jamie McMurray +3000
Jeff Burton +4000
Jeff Gordon +450
Jimmie Johnson +1500
Juan Pablo Montoya +800
Kasey Kahne +7500
Kevin Harvick +1500
Kurt Busch +2000
Kyle Busch +800
Marcos Ambrose +1500
Martin Truex Jr +7500
Matt Kenseth +10000
Patrick Carpentier +3000
Robby Gordon +1000
Ron Fellows +2500
Ryan Newman +4000
Sam Hornish Jr +10000
Tony Stewart +450
Travis Kvapil +10000
zx Field (Any Other Driver) +1500