AdventHealth 400 Betting Odds: Hendrick Motorsports lead the odds again
Prior winners among the favorites for a win again this week in Kansas

Martin Truex Jr. took his first win of the season last week in Dover after a rain delay pushed the race to Monday, which likely caused the AdventHealth 400 betting odds to be delayed.
He held off new championship leader Ross Chastain for his third career win in Dover and ended a 54-race winless streak. Still searching for his first win of the season, Chastain has a three-point lead over Christopher Bell at the top of the Cup Series standings.
Now, the Cup Series heads to the Kansas Speedway for the first of two races this season: the AdventHealth 400. Last year’s race saw a close battle between Kyle Larson and Kurt Busch, and the latter took the first of two wins there for 23XI Racing in 2022. Here’s how the odds look for this weekend’s race:
Larson leads the way
Larson’s close finish last season has him leading the AdventHealth 400 betting odds at +450. He’s been a strong driver at Kansas with eight top-10 finishes in 16 races. He won in 2021 from the pole and followed that with second and eighth place in the two races last year.
He’s been a solid driver there lately and could race well again. The 2021 champion has had an up-and-down recent run of form. Wins in Richmond and Martinsville have been accompanied by 35th in Bristol, 33rd in Talladega, and 32nd in Dover. A win would both push up from 10th in the Cup Series standings.
- Next up is Larson’s teammate William Byron at +575. Byron has not won since round four in Phoenix, but he’s stayed relatively consistent.
- Three top-10 results in the last six races put him right behind Larson in the Cup standings.
- He’s never won at Kansas Speedway and has just one career top-five finish.
- A Byron win would be a surprise, but he’s already surprised us in 2023 as the only driver with back-to-back wins this season.
Denny Hamlin is close behind Byron in odds for a win at +650. He’s much more experienced than both Larson and Byron in Kansas and is successful, too. Three wins (the latest in 2020) and 11 total top-five finishes in 29 events is an excellent track record. He’ll likely be in the mix for the win again this weekend.
Tyler Reddick is behind Hamlin at +700 among the AdventHealth 400 betting odds. He’s sixth in the Cup Series standings thanks to a win in Austin and consistency elsewhere. Three podiums in 2023 have him 51 points behind Chastain.
He’s struggled in Kansas with just two top-10 finishes in seven races. But he’s competing for 23XI Racing this year, and that team swept the Kansas races last year. That alone makes him a threat to victory.
Rounding out the top group are Bell and Truex Jr. at +800 each. Truex Jr. is one of the most successful active drivers in Kansas. Only three drivers have a better average finish in Kansas than he does. He’s won twice and made the top 10 in more than half of the events he’s driven there.
His last win came in 2017. By contrast, Bell has just six races in Kansas under his belt. He’s made the top five twice (both in last year’s races). Truex Jr. would become just the second driver with consecutive wins this season with a victory on Sunday.
Bell would punch his ticket to the Cup Series playoffs with a win, his second in five weeks.
Longer odds to consider for the AdventHealth 400
Multiple drivers with excellent results in Kansas could give you a great payout this weekend among the AdventHealth 400 betting odds.
Chase Elliott (+1200) continues to race well in his return to the grid after his leg injury earlier this season. His 11th-place finish last week means only a few drivers have better results over the previous three weeks. He’s been one of the best active drivers in Kansas.
He’s finished in the top five in almost half of the 14 events he’s raced there. A win here would be his first since 2018 and continue his strong return to Cup Series racing.
No active driver has as good of a track record in Kansas as Kevin Harvick. He’s +2000 for victory Sunday at one of his best tracks on the calendar. He has more poles (5) and top-five finishes (12) than any other active driver. His three wins are tied with Hamlin and Joey Logano for the most on the grid.
Though he did not perform well last year in Kansas, he’s having a good 2023 so far. He’s third in the standings but has yet to get a win. A victory on Sunday is plausible, and he could push him closer to Chastain in the standings.
Predictions for the AdventHealth 400
It’ll be a hot, sunny weekend in Kansas City. Forecasts show temperatures in the 90s and no chance of rain. Thanks to his record of success and recent form, Hamlin looks like the best bet in the group of favorites. Only Ryan Blaney has a higher average finish in the last three races than Hamlin. He’s a good choice for victory on Sunday.
If you want a bigger payout, Harvick is also a solid choice. He’s back in the top five of the standings again and is one of the best drivers in Kansas. Next on the NASCAR Cup Series schedule is at Darlington Raceway.
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