2025 Mobil 1 301: Betting lines for the entire field to win at New Hampshire

The NASCAR Cup Series will begin up the Round of 12 at New Hampshire Motor Speedway this weekend. After another awesome race at Bristol Motor Speedway, we’ll turn the page and continue with the playoffs.

Christopher Bell was able to get the win at The Last Great Colosseum, and he also was victorious at New Hampshire in 2024. Will anyone be able to beat him? A spot in the Round of 8 will be on the line for the twelve remaining playoff drivers, while the rest of the field races for pride, among other things.

Looking ahead to the green flag, BetMGM Sportsbook has us covered with the odds. See if your favorite driver has a shot at the dub in New Hampshire this weekend, in what should be a great race as usual.

Christopher Bell (+325)

Christopher Bell ascended to the win at Bristol this past weekend. He returned the No. 20 Toyota to Victory Lane for the first time since his three wins in a row back at the beginning of the season. It was a much-needed boost.

The good times might continue to roll for Bell. New Hampshire is one of his best tracks on the schedule. He’s won there twice, including last season.

Denny Hamlin (+375)

Denny Hamlin’s usually lights out at Bristol. However, this past weekend’s race didn’t mean anything to him, as he had already advanced to the Round of 12. As fate would have it, he finished P31.

Looking ahead, Hamlin has multiple wins at New Hampshire, with the latest coming in 2017. Last season, he finished P24, so the veteran wheelman will be hoping to continue turning back the clock at a track he’s raced at over 30 times.

Chase Briscoe (+475)

Another top ten for Chase Briscoe. He came home P9 at Bristol, while his teammate Christopher Bell got the win for Joe Gibbs Racing. The organization swept the Round of 16 — Briscoe won Darlington, Denny Hamlin won Gateway and Bell won Bristol.

They’ll be hoping for even more success in the Round of 12. Briscoe actually finished second to Bell at the track in 2024.

Kyle Larson (+625)

Kyle Larson started fifth and seemed primed for another great run at Bristol. It wasn’t meant to be, as the No. 5 Hendrick Chevrolet came home P32 on Saturday evening. It was another frustrating result for Larson.

As he moves on to New Hampshire, he’ll be hoping to gain momentum at a track he’s never won at, but he’s certainly enjoyed a bunch of success, including three runner-up finishes.

Ryan Blaney (+625)

Ryan Blaney continues to put up solid finish after solid finish. He came home fourth at Bristol this past weekend, notching another top five.

Unfortunately, he’s never won at New Hampshire, and Blaney hasn’t had a ton of success there either. Last season, he finished P25. His best finish at the track is fourth, but that came back in 2019.

William Byron (+1100)

William Byron was one of the more solid Hendrick cars at Bristol. He finished P12, only behind Alex Bowman (P8) for the organization, but the No. 48 team was unfortunately eliminated from the playoffs. As Byron looks to get back to the Championship 4, New Hampshire hasn’t ever been kind to him. The No. 24 Chevrolet team hasn’t been able to finish in the top ten with Byron behind the wheel.

Chase Elliott (+1100)

It was a nightmare night for Chase Elliott at Bristol. He wrecked, and that led to a P38 finish for the Hendrick Motorsports wheelman.

Thankfully, he built up enough of a cushion to advance to the Round of 12 anyway. He’s never won at New Hampshire, but Elliott has come close, finishing second as recently as the 2022 season.

Joey Logano (+1800)

Joey Logano has been consistently competitive this season, scoring solid finishes throughout the year. He came home 11th at Bristol this past weekend, keeping himself alive in the playoff picture.

New Hampshire has been a strong track for Logano historically, with multiple top-five finishes but no wins since 2018. As he heads into the Round of 12, he’ll be looking to convert that consistency into a breakthrough performance at a track where he’s run well in the past.

NASCAR Odds for New Hampshire continued:

• Ty Gibbs (+2500)
• Tyler Reddick (+2500)
• Brad Keselowski (+3000)
• Josh Berry (+3000)
• Chris Buescher (+3000)
• Bubba Wallace (+3000)
• Alex Bowman (+3500)
• Austin Cindric (+3500)
• Ross Chastain (+4000)
• Kyle Busch (+5000)
• Carson Hocevar (+5000)
• Austin Dillon (+5000)
• Ryan Preece (+6000)
• John H. Nemechek (+12500)
• Erik Jones (+15000)
• Ricky Stenhouse Jr (+20000)
• Noah Gragson (+25000)
• Michael McDowell (+25000)
• AJ Allmendinger (+25000)
• Daniel Suarez (+25000)
• Todd Gilliland (+25000)
• Zane Smith (+25000)
• Justin Haley (+50000)
• Cole Custer (+50000)
• Riley Herbst (+50000)
• Shane van Gisbergen (+75000)
• Ty Dillon (+75000)
• Cody Ware (+75000)

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