NASCAR All-Star Race: Betting lines for the entire field to win at North Wilkesboro

by:Steve Samra•05/15/24•

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The NASCAR Cup Series is headed to North Wilkesboro Speedway on Sunday for a special weekend, featuring the All-Star Open and subsequent All-Star Race, and betting lines for the entire field to win have been released.

In last season’s return to the track, Kyle Larson was able to win the All-Star Race, capturing the victory in dominating fashion, followed by Tyler Reddick and Bubba Wallace. It’s anyone’s guess who will win this season, and which driver will be able to race their way into the All-Star Race through the All-Star Open.

It’s not a points-paying weekend, but some team will be able to cash a pretty gigantic check when they cross the start-finish-line on Sunday evening. Here are the full betting line for the All-Star Race at North Wilkesboro Speedway, courtesy of FanDuel Sportsbook.

Denny Hamlin (+500)

Denny Hamlin never seemed like a contender for the win at Darlington, but he ended up with an awesome finish when the checkered flag waved. The No. 11 wheelman came home P4, continuing his consistent driving throughout 2024.

It seems like Hamlin has won just about everything in his NASCAR career, but a victory at North Wilkesboro in the All-Star Race could strengthen his trophy case, as he searches for a championship, as well.

William Byron (+600)

After winning three races early on in the season, William Byron has undergone some troubles over the last couple of weeks. However, Darlington was kind to the No. 24, as Byron rocked the Jeff Gordon-inspired paint scheme to a P6 finish.

Byron didn’t fair well in the All-Star race last season, finishing P20 on the afternoon. After winning the Daytona 500 earlier this season, it could be another coveted trophy added to his collection, if the No. 24 wins at North Wilkesboro.

Christopher Bell (+750)

Christopher Bell has been looking to get back to his winning ways over the last month and change, and he’s found it difficult. He was able to have a solid weekend at Darlington though, as the Joe Gibbs Racing wheelman came home P13 on the afternoon.

Sometimes, the All-Star race can present an opportunity to get back on track for drivers. After he came home P12 during last season’s iteration, Bell could be an underrated selection for North Wilkesboro.

Kyle Larson (+900)

Kyle Larson looked great at Darlington, and that’s not only because of his sweet Terry Labonte-inspired throwback paint scheme. After leading a lot of laps, Larson fell victim to a flat tire, and his afternoon ended in the wall, with a P34 finish.

However, Larson remains FanDuel’s championship favorite, and a return to North Wilkesboro is music to the No. 5 wheelman’s ears. He won the All-Star race in dominating fashion in 2023, and he’ll be looking to get the job done again this time around.

Joey Logano (+900)

Ford has begun to improve in 2024, which is good news for Joey Logano’s No. 22. Unfortunately, he was caught in some trouble at Darlington, which resulted in his P21 finish on Mother’s Day.

Last season at North Wilkesboro, Logano was solid, ending up with a top-ten finish. He’s won the All-Star race in the past, albeit at Charlotte Motor Speedway in 2016, so we’ll see if Logano can get the job done in this season’s iteration at a different track.

Ryan Blaney (+900)

Ryan Blaney and William Byron may be friendly off the track, but the reigning NASCAR champion was not pleased with the No. 24 at Darlington. He believes Byron’s aggressive move ended his afternoon, and it’s tough to argue, as Blaney came home last on the afternoon.

It hasn’t been the best season for Ford as a whole, but that seems to be changing after Brad Keselowski’s victory. Blaney will be looking to win the All-Star race once again this weekend, but for the first time at North Wilkesboro.

Martin Truex Jr. (+1000)

Martin Truex Jr. was involved in the altercation with Ryan Blaney and William Byron, which gave him some damage that ruined his chance at a win in Darlington. The afternoon was one to forget, as the No. 19 finished P25 on the afternoon.

Last season, Truex Jr. came home P14 at North Wilkesboro. Will he be able to rise above and win the All-Star race this weekend? It remains to be seen, but he’ll have a shot.

Chase Elliott (+1000)

Chase Elliott’s Dale Earnhardt Jr.-inspired paint scheme was one of the best we saw at Darlington over the weekend. However, he had some trouble early on, but Elliott was able to soldier on, coming home P12 on the afternoon.

Last season, Elliott didn’t capture any victories, but he did finish in the top five during the All-Star Race. The sport’s most popular driver will look to give his fans something to cheer in North Wilkesboro this weekend.

NASCAR All-Star Open Odds:

Before the All-Star Race, a myriad of drivers will be looking to race their way into the event through the All-Star Open. FanDuel has provided odds for that race as well, with Ty Gibbs the heavy favorite to get into the main event on Sunday evening at the moment.

Ty Gibbs (+250)
Alex Bowman (+650)
Bubba Wallace (+650)
Noah Gragson (+650)
Chase Briscoe (+700)
Josh Berry (+800)
Ryan Preece (+800)
Erik Jones (+1000)
Carson Hocevar (+3000)
Todd Gilliland (+3000)
John Hunter Nemechek (+4000)
Corey LaJoie (+5000)
Austin Dillon (+5000)
Austin Cindric (+5000)
Zane Smith (+5000)
Justin Haley (+8000)
Harrison Burton (+10000)
Daniel Hemric (+15000)
Kaz Grala (+30000)
Timmy Hill (+50000)

As you can tell, it should be an awesome event at North Wilkesboro Speedway, with the All-Star Race truly being a celebration of NASCAR. Whether Kyle Larson can go back-to-back remains to be seen, but bet against the No. 5 at your own risk.