The Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series will shift into overdrive at Dover International Speedway in Delaware on Sunday and Kyle Busch Shirts the oddsboard for the fourth time in the past five races to win the AAA 400 Drive for Autism.

Busch is recorded at +350 in 5Dimes followed by Kyle Larson and Kevin Harvick at +550, Martin Truex Jr. at +600, Jimmie Johnson in +750, Chase Elliott at +850, Denny Hamlin, Brad Keselowski and Joey Logano at +1650, and Erik Jones in +2250 to round out the top 10.
Can Jimmie Johnson get his first win of this season?
It has turned into a storied career for Jimmie Johnson, who may have had the most dominant stretch a driver has ever had from 2006 to 2016 if he won seven NASCAR Cup championships. But this season it’s been an uphill struggle for No. 48 as he’s just managed two top-10 finishes through 10 races.
That said, his record can’t be denied when looking at his history at Dover International Speedway because he’s taken the checkered flag in this race in four of the previous six decades, such as in 2017. In +750, the value might not be there but if you’re into historical tendencies, the evidence is in the results in regards to Johnson’s chances.
The Cup Championship is between everybody else and Busch While there are still a lot of races left to go, it is clear oddsmakers think Kyle Busch will be in contention every Sunday. Busch has been at the top five in the chances for the last five races and can be in the top place on the chances table for the AAA 400 Drive for Autism.
He may not offer much significance at +350 but he has won in this track before (2008 and 2010). He’s eight top-10 finishes this season including a stretch of three consecutive wins before placing 13th in Talladega last weekend. He has the lead from the Dragon Energy NASCAR Cup standings after 10 races with 447 points.

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