Dover 400
- Sprint Cup Series Betting
Sun, September 26, 2010
Dover International Speedway
Dover, DE
AAA 400
will be the official sponsor name of the
NASCAR Sprint Cup Series race on Sept.
26th at Dover International Speedway. It
is the second NASCAR race in the
ten-race Chase for the Nextel Cup. The
first race took place in 1971. Covering
400 miles, the race does 400 laps around
the track. It is preceded by the
Sylvania 300 and followed by the
Banquet
400. In 2005 the race was known as the MBNA RacePoints 400 and the MBNA America
400 in 2004. |
Dover AAA 400
Betting Lines |
Dover
International Speedway, nicknamed the
‘Monster Mile,’ is a one-mile, concrete
surface track with 24 degrees of banking
in the turns. Dover is a fast 1-mile
oval like New Hampshire, but that's the
only characteristic the two venues
share. Dover's high-banked, concrete and
extremely fast.
Dover is a physical track, that tests
driver’s and their cars. With steep
banking and really severe transitions in
and out of the corners, but it does give
you a lot of passing opportunities.
There are multiple grooves there and
drivers can find a place to make your
car work.
The track is like a vacuum cleaner. If
the driver get's loose and starts to
spin out, a single-car mishap turns into
a five- or six-car pileup, when a car
starts to slide down the steep banking
turns. Dover International Speedway also
plays host to, what is Now known as the
Autism Speaks 400, although it’s
gone by many names over the past years,
including the Best Buy 400 and the MBNA
400. It’s still 400 frenzied laps around
Dover International Speedway.
The NASCAR betting action does not get
any better than this and putting alittle
betting action on the AAA 400 race, puts
you right in the driver seat.
Bet Dover AAA 400
Speedway Today
The record book
Most poles: David Pearson (six); Active
leader — Mark Martin, Ryan Newman (four)
Most wins: Richard Petty, Bobby Allison
(seven); Active leader — Mark Martin,
Jeff Gordon (four)
Most top fives: Mark Martin (20)
Most top 10s: Mark Martin (27)
Dover AAA 400
Race Results
Johnson's No. 48 Lowe's Chevrolet
dominated the day, leading 271 of 400
laps including the final 214.
In 2009 Johnson won his fourth
consecutive NASCAR Sprint Cup
Championship, becoming the first driver
in the sports history to win four
consecutive NASCAR Cup Series
championships.
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