All-Star Race

NASCAR All-Star Race Odds

With a lineup of top drivers vying for victory, the NASCAR odds reflect the intense competition that lies ahead. Each driver is assigned unique odds, taking into account their recent performances, track history, and current form. The 2023 NASCAR All-Star Race odds present a thrilling opportunity for fans to engage with the event and potentially enjoy the excitement of a successful wager. It‘s time to rev engines and dive into the adrenaline-fueled world of the 2023 NASCAR All-Star Race and All-Star Open. 

This year they’re bringing back a legendary track that’s been lost in the sands of time—the iconic North Wilkesboro Speedway, a track that last witnessed the thunderous roar of NASCAR’s finest in 1996. It lay dormant for years, but it was decided that it was time to awaken this sleeping giant. In 2021 and 2022, top dogs rallied together to breathe new life into the speedway. Their efforts paid off when the track proudly hosted the CARS Tour in August of 2022, thus marking its triumphant return to the racing scene.

And now, NASCAR has officially announced that the 2023 All Star Race will take place at the hallowed grounds of North Wilkesboro Speedway… 

History in the making!

Odds To Win the NASCAR All-Star Race
Driver
*Last Updated: 5/23/23
Moneyline
William Byron+700
Denny Hamlin+700
Kyle Larson+900
Martin Truex Jr+1000
Kevin Harvick +1000
Christopher Bell+1000
Kyle Busch+1200
Ross Chastain+1200
Joey Logano+1200
Chase Elliott+1500
Tyler Reddick+1800
Brad Keselowski+1800
Ryan Blaney+1800
Chris Buescher+2000
Chase Briscoe+2800
Bubba Wallace+2800

What is the NASCAR All-Star Race?

The NASCAR All-Star Race, formerly known as The Winston, is an annual exhibition race held by the National Association for Stock Car Auto Racing (NASCAR) for the top drivers in the sport. This NASCAR race has a unique format, featuring multiple segments and no points on the line, making it a fan-favorite event.

The format for this epic showdown is as follows: First, there are two scorching 60-lap heats to determine the field. Drivers will push their machines to the limit, battling it out for a chance to be part of the main event. The All-Star Open, a thrilling 100-lap event, will take center stage. It’s a battle where every lap counts, with a break around lap 40 to catch our breath and gather our wits. The top two finishers from the Open will earn their golden tickets to the coveted All-Star Race. Also, one lucky driver will be chosen by the fans through the exhilarating Fan Vote, sealing their place among the racing elite.

The pièce de résistance -the All-Star Race itself- is a grueling 200-lap battle that pushes these drivers to their limits. With a competition break around lap 100 to keep the suspense alive, the race has at stake a mind-blowing $1 million prize. 

All-Star Race Schedule

Nascar Cup Series:

  • 1:00 pm ET – Garage Hours
  • 4:00 pm ET – Practice
  • 5:45 pm ET – Qualifying

Nascar Cup Series:

  • Noon ET – Garage Hours
  • 7:20 pm ET – Heat N.1
  • 8:15 pm ET – Heat N. 2

Nascar Cup Series:

  • 1:30 pm ET – Garage Hours
  • 5:10 pm ET – Driver Intro
  • 5:35 pm ET – All-star open
  • 8:00 pm ET – All-Star Race
2023 All-Star Race Results
POSITIONDRIVERTEAM
1Kyle LarsonRichard Childress Racing
2Bubba Wallace23XI Racing
3Tyler Reddick23XI Racing
4Chase BriscoeStewart-Haas Racing
5Chase ElliottHendrick Motorsports
6Ryan BlaneyTeam Penske
7Daniel SuarezTrackhouse
8Erik JonesLegacy Motor Club
9Ty Gibbs (R)Joe Gibbs Racing
10Joey LoganoTeam Penske

Current NASCAR Standings - 2023 Season

All-Star Race History & Highlights

The first NASCAR All-Star Race was held in 1985 at Charlotte Motor Speedway in North Carolina. The race was called The Winston, and it was named after R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Company’s Winston brand, which was the primary sponsor of the race. The race was a one-day event and featured a unique format that included multiple segments and an all-star qualifying race.

The first running of The Winston was won by NASCAR legend Darrell Waltrip. The race quickly became a fan favorite, with its unique format and large purse, which attracted the best drivers in the sport. The race continued to grow in popularity over the years, and in 1992, it was moved to a night race, which only added to its appeal.

In 2004, the race was renamed the NASCAR Nextel All-Star Challenge after R.J. Reynolds decided to end its sponsorship of the event. The race continued to be held at Charlotte Motor Speedway, and it continued to attract the best drivers in the sport.

In 2007, the race was renamed the NASCAR Sprint All-Star Race after Nextel was acquired by Sprint. The race also underwent a format change, which included a new segment called the “Sprint Showdown,” which allowed drivers who did not qualify for the main event to race for a chance to earn a spot in the All-Star Race.

In 2017, the race was renamed the Monster Energy NASCAR All-Star Race after Monster Energy became the title sponsor of the Cup Series. The race format continued to evolve, with new rules and segments added each year to keep the race exciting and unpredictable for fans.

The NASCAR All-Star Race has featured many iconic moments throughout its history, including Dale Earnhardt’s famous “Pass in the Grass” in 1987, and Jeff Gordon’s historic third win in 1995. Today, the race continues to be one of the most highly-anticipated events on the NASCAR calendar, featuring some of the sport’s top drivers competing for a chance to win a million-dollar purse and the title of All-Star Race champion.

While the race does not count towards the NASCAR standings, it serves as a showcase of top drivers competing for prestige and a million-dollar purse. Fans eagerly await the announcement of the NASCAR schedules each year to mark the date of this exhilarating race.

Circuit Information

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North Wilkesboro Speedway is a short track located in North Wilkesboro, North Carolina, and was one of the original tracks in NASCAR. It has been currently re-activated.

The track is a 0.625-mile oval with four turns, and its dimensions 625 feet in length and 250 feet in width. The track has a seating capacity of 60,000 spectators and is known for its tight turns and unique layout. The short track was a fan-favorite among NASCAR enthusiasts, and its narrow straightaways and tight turns made for exciting racing. The track was not active as a part of the Cup Series circuit for a long time, but its legacy lived on and has now been activated again.

NASCAR All-Star Race FAQs

Who won last year’s All-Star Race?

Ryan Blaney won the 2022 NASCAR All-Star Race.

Where will the 2023 NASCAR All-Star Race be held?

The 2023 NASCAR All-Star Race will be held at North Wilkesboro Speedway in North Carolina.

Which driver has the most All-Star Race wins?

Jimmie Johnson has the most All-Star Race wins with four.

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