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7 Unit Play. Take Bubba Wallace -125 over Christopher Bell (2p.m., Sunday, February 16 FOX) 2025 DAYTONA 500. WHOEVER HAS THE BETTER FINISH WINS THIS MATCHUP AND IT IS VALID WHENEVER THE RACE STARTS AND BECOMES OFFICIAL. This is available to bet at most books including DraftKings.Bubba Wallace is on most experts top 5 list and getting him at this price against Chrisopher Bell is too good to pass up. He is better on super speedways than on 1.5 mile tracks and I see him and his team having a good showing on Sunday, whenever the race starts or finishes. Wallace won one of the two Duel racing taking place on Thursday. Bell has had good success at Daytona as well, but I feel his luck is going to run out on Sunday.
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Tony George
NASCAR2/16/25
DAYTONA 500 *1:30 EST
NOTE - NASCAR Odds and even Matchups will vary depending on outlets. I use consensus odds and matchups found at more than 1 outlet including globals. Fan Duel - Draft Kings limit options and move odds from the opening as much as .50 to 1.00 on a moneyline depending on action they receive. If they get too much action, they sometimes will take the matchup down. This cannot be helped. I use big name drivers and try and find the most widely used matchups' at popular books. It is best (almost imperative) to have more than 1 outlet for betting NASCAR.
Daytona Notes:
This is a Super Speedway. Wreck outs happen, especially late and it can be a crap shoot to win it and especially betting head to head matchups. Good cars, good drivers get wiped out that will lead laps and turn the best lap times and have the best cars, as the drafting here and drivers taking chances win the Biggest Race of them all is risky. I watched qualifying and both duel races. Talked to my contacts. There are some sleepers but the cream rises to the top here - the question is can they keep from avoiding a big wreck...most times not - the best guys go down late.
That said we will spread it around with low units and try and catch some winners. Other races are more strategic and track records and other betting stats come into play - but here and Talladega are the tracks ANYONE can win, especially in the final 10 laps.
BET 2 Units Each:
#6 Brad Keselowski (-120) over #5 Kyle Larson
#60 Ryan Preece (-120) over #56 Martin Truex Jr
3 Units
#20 Chris Bell (-110) over #5 Kyle Larson
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Scott Spreitzer
4-Unit Play: 7556 Bubba Wallace -120 over Ty Reddick (1:30 p.m., Sunday, Feb. 16)I’m backing Bubba Wallace in this head to head matchup. Bubba likes the superspeedways and proved it again, winning one of the Duels earlier this week. The team is locked-in and didn’t even need the third practice session on Saturday. Tyler Reddick has not enjoyed his trips to Daytona finishing 29th, 39th, and 35th in his last three 500s with an average finish of 33rd in his six career entries. We’ll back Bubba Wallace over Tyler Reddick on Sunday. Thanks & GL! Scott Spreitzer.
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