Nascar and Formula 1 Betting

The Sprint Cup Series is the highest class of NASCAR Racing and involves a total of 36 races over the course of the season. If you remember Jimmie Johnson has won the past three Sprint Cup Championships and he’s likely to make a run for it in the coming season as well. The only other NASCAR race driver who has won three Sprint Cup Championships is Cale Yarborough.

If you like speed and race cars then you’re going to love the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series as it involves the fastest NASCAR’s built. The NASCAR’s can reach speeds of over 200m/ph which is incredibly fast and when you consider how small the tracks are it makes for an entertaining race.

As in NCAA basketball betting, there are a few common bets which are typical when you bet on the Sprint Cup Series and you should make sure to use them. You’re not going to win every bet you make, but if you can win even 25% of them when betting on NASCAR you should be able to see a profit.

• The first bet I want to take a look at is a prop bet where you would select a racer from a group who you think will win the Sprint Cup Championship. A prop bet needs to be made before the start or the series, but if you win at the end of the season then it will pay good odds.

• The next bet is betting on who you think is going to win the race each week. With 36 races in the Sprint Cup Series you can usually do pretty well if you can hit at around 25% of your wagers in this category. The odds are usually pretty good for these bets and sometimes it isn’t that difficult to predict a winner on given race tracks based on past performances.

There are other ways to gamble on the Sprint Cup Series over the season, but these are the two most common and I recommend sticking with these until you become more familiar with NASCAR.

The Sprint Cup Championship recently changed the way scoring was counted for the cup and now there is a cut off after 26 races. Only the top 12 racers after 26 races become apart of the Chase Group for the Sprint Cup Championship. The 12 racers who make the Chase for the Sprint Cup then battle it out in the final 10 races of the season and the racer with the most points at the end of the season wins the Sprint Cup Championship.

The way the score is now tallied for the Sprint Cup allows for a lot of FullTilt.net excitement when it comes down to the final stretch of the season. It was meant to add some excitement so that television ratings would remain high during the end of the season. NASCAR is by far one of the most exciting sports to watch and when you’re betting on it the sport becomes even more entertaining. The Sprint Cup Series is the cream of the crop when it comes to NASCAR and it’s the best action to wager on.