2020 NASCAR Cup Series Odds Tracker

• Track 2020 NASCAR Cup Series odds for all top drivers
• See how the odds have changed throughout the year
• View drivers individually or by manufacturer

The 2020 NASCAR Cup Series officially begins on February 9 at the Daytona International Speedway. We’re tracking the championship odds for all drivers since they became available. The graphs below are generated by calculating the average from a selection of our most trusted sportsbooks.

NASCAR Cup Series Odds for Top Contenders

• Top 5
• Top 10
• All Drivers

• [May 18] Matt Kenseth is now on the odds board at +2800 after a 10th place finish in The Real Heroes 400
• [Mar 11] Three weeks ago, Joey Logano was listed at +967 to win the 2020 NASCAR Cup; after winning the FanShield 500, Logano is now just +675
• [Mar 4] After winning the Auto Club 400, Alex Bowman’s NASCAR Cup odds improved from +2750 to +1733
• [Feb 27] William Byron and Jimmie Johnson have seen their odds improve the most after the Pennzoil 400; Byron picked up 27 points on the weekend, resulting in his odds moving from +3767 to +2350, putting him in the top ten; Johnson logged a top five finish and sees his odds go from +4267 to +2450
• [Feb 20] Denny Hamlin has bumped Martin Truex Jr out of the top three contenders to win the NASCAR Cup after winning the Daytona 500
• [Jan 14, 2020] Martin Truex Jr. has seen his odds drift from +450 to +525 since open
• [Dec 24, 2019] Opening odds favor Kyle Busch at +400 just ahead of Martin Truex Jr and Kevin Harwick at +450

NASCAR Cup Series Odds

Odds taken May 18

Championship Odds By Manufacturer

• Chevrolet
• Toyota
• Ford

Kyle Busch won his second championship in 2019 and crossed the 200 national series wins mark as well. He’s now won two of the past five championships.

Past NASCAR Cup Series Champions

Joey Logano won his first career NASCAR Cup Series in 2018. While he couldn’t repeat the result in 2019, he still finished fifth. Accordingly, he opened with the fifth-best odds to win in 2020 at +800.

Odds for Past Cup Champions

A bet on Joe Gibbs Racing more often than not would’ve been a good one in 2019. JGR won 19 of the season’s 36 races.

Drivers with the Most Championships

What do Richard Petty, Dale Earnhardt, and Jimmie Johnson have in common? In addition to being NASCAR royalty, all three drivers have also won seven Cup championships. Johnson is the only driver to ever win five consecutive titles.

2020 NASCAR Schedule and Winners

*Denotes races that do not count towards the NASCAR Cup Series standings

After impressing at the national series level, each of Tyler Reddick, Christopher Bell and Cole Custer will be making their Cup series debuts in 2020.

Archived Odds: 2019