2019 Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Championship Odds Tracker

• 2019 Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Championship odds tracked for all top drivers
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We tracked the 2019 Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series championship odds for all drivers since they became available. The graphs below are generated by calculating the average from a selection of sportsbooks.

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• Nov 13: Only four contenders are left with odds on the board currently, and a win by Hamlin at the ISM Raceway shortens his to +270
• Nov 6: Kevin Harvick wins the AAA Texas 500 and takes the lead, with +200
• Oct 30: Martin Truex’s seventh win of the season has pushed him into top contender position, with +210 odds
• Oct 23: Following the Hollywood Casino 400, Hamlin’s odds shorten to +400, placing him comfortably in the Top 5
• Oct 16: Chase Elliott takes another win at the 1000bulbs.com 500, but his odds still don’t improve
• Oct 9: Kyle Larson gets his first win at Dover and his odds improve to +600
• Oct 1: A win at the Bank of America ROVAL 400, shortens Chase Elliott’s odds from +1700 to +700
• Sept 24: Two victories in a row have placed Truex Jr. in that second top contender spot. With +480 odds only Kyle Busch looks better, at this point.
• Sept 11: Erik Jones’ odds continue to improve following the Big Machine Vodka 400, edging him into the Top 10 with +1600
• Sept. 3: Erik Jones enjoyed his first win of 2019 at the Bojangles’ Southern 500, yet he remains just outside the Top 10 with odds at +2700
• August 22: With his fourth win this year, Denny Hamlin’s odds move to +600 and he becomes a top five contender
• August 14: After the Consumers Energy 400 this weekend, Kevin Harvick’s odds have shortened from +600 to +400
• August 6: After winning the Go Bowling at The Glen, Chase Elliott’s NASCAR championship odds went from +1200 to +1000
• July 30: After three straight top three finishes, Erik Jones is a top ten contender to win the Monster Energy Cup
• July 24: After four straight finishes outside of the top five, Martin Truex Jr’s odds have only faded from +500 to +560
• July 16: After beating his younger brother Kyle, who is still the favorite to win the Monster Energy Cup Championship, in the Quaker State 400, Kurt Busch saw no movement in his championship odds as they remained at an average of +2400
• July 10: Alex Bowman’s odds have gone from +4300 to +3400 after winning the Camping World 40.
• June 25: Martin Truex Jr.’s odds have actually worsened, going from +550 to +650, despite winning the Toyota/Save Mart 350.
• June 12: Joey Logano’s NASCAR Cup Championship Odds are now 7-1 following his controversial win in Michigan.
• May 30: Martin Truex Jr.’s odds are now back on track after winning the Coca-Cola 600.
• May 22: Kyle Larson’s odds improved only marginally from 2300 to 2100 despite winning the Monster Energy NASCAR All-Star Race.
• May 16: Kyle Busch is still in the top spot despite finishing a distant 30th last week in Kansas.
• May 8: After winning two of the last three NASCAR events, Martin Treux Jr has the third-best odds to win the 2019 NASCAR Championship
• Apr. 30: After seeing his 2019 NASCAR Championship odds get as long as 18-1, Chase Elliott’s odds are back around where they opened at 8-1 following a 1st place finish at the GEICO 500
• Apr. 3: Brad Keselowski’s odds took a hit after a poor 36th-place showing at the O’Reilly Auto Parts 500, dropping him to sixth in 2019 standings
• Mar. 12: Kyle Busch’s average odds are shorter than ever at +470 after winning the TicketGuardian 500
• Feb. 21: Denny Hamlin may have won the Daytona 500, but Kyle Busch remains with the shortest average odds to win the Cup. “Rowdy” had an outstanding year in 2018, picking up eight wins, 22 top-5 finishes, and 28 top-10 finishes

Monster Energy Cup Championship Odds

Odds taken Nov. 13th

Odds for Past Cup Champions

2019 NASCAR Schedule and Winners

*Denotes races that do not count towards the MENCS standings