NASCAR at Kansas: Odds, prediction, sleepers, drivers to watch for Digital Ally 400

Kyle Busch could be getting the finest Cup Series season with top-10 finishes in every one of his races, but the narrative around NASCAR is starting to change and it is all due to Martin Truex Jr..

The 2017 Cup Series champion’s season began with five top 10s in his first six races, including two runner-up finishes, but he just could not get into the winner’s circle.

That’s changed, though, since he’s won back-to-back races, such as one at Richmond he had been on the edge of winning but simply could never attain.

He’s breaking at the time since the Cup Series heads to Kansas Speedway this weekend. Truex loves racing and has just two wins in his past four races at the track.

He is not the favorite to win – that would be Busch in 7/2 – but he really should be viewed as the guy to beat this week. We’re picking him keep Busch out of the winner’s circle for the fourth week and to win his next race in a row.

The Digital Ally 400 could be viewed Sunday at 7:30 p.m. ET on FOX.

Which are the odds for the Digital Ally 400?
Kyle Busch 7/2
Martin Truex Jr. 6/1
Brad Keselowski 7/1
Kevin Harvick 7/1
Joey Logano 7/1
Ryan Blaney 10/1
Chase Elliott 10/1
Kyle Larson 10/1
Clint Bowyer 18/1
Denny Hamlin 20/1
Aric Almirola 25/1
Kurt Busch 25/1
Erik Jones 25/1
Jimmie Johnson 25/1
Daniel Suarez 40/1
Alex Bowman 60/1
Austin Dillon 60/1
William Byron 80/1
Ricky Stenhouse Jr. 100/1
Ryan Newman 100/1
Paul Menard 100/1
Tyler Reddick 100/1
Matt DiBenedetto 300/1
Chris Buescher 300/1
Daniel Hemric 300/1
Ryan Preece 500/1
Darrell “Bubba” Wallace Jr. 500/1
Michael McDowell 1000/1
Ty Dillon 1000/1
Field (all others) 1000/1
Which drivers if you see in the Digital Ally 400?
Kevin Harvick is searching for his first win of this year, but so was Truex until two races past. Harvick has eight top-10 finishes in his past 11 races and three career wins at Kansas. Seven are included by those endings in the top five.

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