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Las
Vegas 400
Sun, February 28, 2010
Las Vegas Motor Speedway
Las Vegas, NV
The Las Vegas Motor Speedway will be
bringing in the cream of the crop to
compete for points in The Chase for the
Sprint Cup. Las Vegas Motor Speedway has
featured NASCAR racing since 1996 and
has hosted Cup series racing each spring
since 1998. |
Las Vegas 400
Betting Lines |
Las Vegas
Motor Speedway sits like a diamond in
the desert. One of the most complete
racing complexes in the world, its 1,600
acres include road courses, a
three-eighths mile oval, a dirt track
and a state-of-the-art drag racing
facility.
The Las
Vegas Motor Speedway is a complex of
four racing venues: the 1.5 mile
Superspeedway, the Bullring for short
track events, the Dirt Track, and the
Strip. Each year sees three NASCAR
events (Nextel Cup, Busch and Craftsman
Truck Series), two NHRA races, and many
other adrenaline-fuelled races burnin up
the track in Sin City. It wasn’t long
ago that this race was called the
UAW-Dodge 400, then briefly the Shelby
427, and now currently the Las Vegas 400
at Las Vegas Motor Speedway.
Las Vegas Motor Speedway’s wide racing
surface allows drivers to choose their
own preferred racing lanes through turns
banked a 12 degrees. The frontstretch
tri-oval, which runs 2,275 feet, is
banked at 9 degrees. The 1,572-foot-long
backstretch is banked three degrees.
This should be one Hellva run for this
years sprint Cup series race.
The Nascar favorites should have some
good betting odds on drivers like Jimmie
Johnson (3 time winner), Jeff Gordon (2
time winner), and Matt Kenseth (2 time
winner).
Bet this Years
Las Vegas Motor
Speedway
2009 Las Vegas 400 Winner - Kyle
Busch
In 2009, Kyle Busch notched the biggest
victory of his young career by driving
from the back of the field Sunday to win
the Shelby 427 at Las Vegas Motor
Speedway, his hometown track. Busch was
fast at the end of the race when it
mattered most and claimed the win
comfortably ahead of Clint Bowyer.
Major Events: UAW-DaimlerChrysler 400 -
Sams Town 300
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