Chase Elliott Is the Favorite at The ROVAL 400

  • Chase Elliott has +500 odds to win the Bank of America ROVAL 400.
  • Elliott has an average finish of fifth place on this track.
  • The race marks an elimination point in the NASCAR Cup Series Playoffs.

CONCORD, N.C. – The Bank of America ROVAL 400 kicks off at 12:00 p.m. ET on Saturday, with 400 miles set to be raced.

This race will conclude the Round of 12 in the NASCAR Cup Series playoffs, as the field will be cut down to eight men.

Bank Of America Roval 400 Odds To Win

  • Chase Elliott +500
  • Tyler Reddick +600
  • Kyle Larson +800
  • A.J. Allmendinger +1200
  • Daniel Suarez +1400
  • Austin Cindric +1600
  • Christopher Bell +1600
  • Ross Chastain +1600
  • Ryan Blaney +1600
  • William Byron +1600

Chase Elliott won the most recent race on the schedule, at Talladega Superspeedway, which locked him in to reach the Round of 8 in the NASCAR Cup Series playoffs.

He’s a favorite to win this race as well, with +500 odds putting him at the front of the pack. He currently leads the 2022 Cup Series in wins with five.

Elliott is the only driver who has won at this course twice. He has an average finish of fifth at this track, and he’s driving with less pressure, already locked into the next round of the Playoffs.

Next on the odds boards is Tyler Reddick, with +600 odds. Reddick, who drives part-time in the NASCAR XFinity Series as well, won the AutoTrader EchoPark Automotive 500 in Texas in late September.

Four men are going to be eliminated from the NASCAR Cup Series Playoff betting odds after this race. The men currently in line to be eliminated are Austin Cindric, Christopher Bell, William Byron and Alex Bowman.

However, given they are all potential winners of the race – they’re in the Cup Series Playoffs for a reason – each of them could save themselves with a win.

Note that of these four, Bowman has the longest odds. While the other three hover around +1600, and thus make the top ten in terms of odds, Bowman is sitting at +3000, nearly twice as long as his competitors.