2018 NASCAR New Hampshire odds, picks: Advanced computer model releases surprising predictions for Foxwoods 301

Posted December 23, 2019

The one-mile oval at New Hampshire Motor Speedway is set to host the 2018 Foxwoods Resort Casino 301 on Sunday at 1 p.m. ET following the race has been moved up an hour on account of the danger of inclement weather. Kyle Busch tops the 2018 Dragon Energy Cup standings and can also be the 2018 NASCAR in New Hampshire favorite, going off at 9-4. Martin Truex Jr., who won at Kentucky last week, and Kevin Harvick are right behind him at 5-2 and 7-2 NASCAR in New Hampshire odds. respectively. Prior to making your 2018 Foxwoods 301 selections, you’ll want to determine what the group at SportsLine must say.
Their version, built by DFS pro Mike McClure, has a proven track record in a number of sports. It also forces McClure’s DFS projections, which have led him to almost $2 million in career winnings. Grew up around race tracks. Big racing events like this have been in his blood, and his version was beating its 2018 NASCAR picks.
It nailed two of the past three winners — Kyle Busch in Chicago and Martin Truex Jr. at Sonoma. It called four of the top five finishers at last week’s Quaker State 400.
Additionally, it predicted the 1-2 finish for Kyle Busch and Kevin Harvick at the O’Reilly Auto Parts 500 and Harvick’s win at the KC Masterpiece 400. Additionally, it nailed five of the top 10 at Bristol and a couple of the top five in the Daytona 500, simply to list some of its large calls. Anyone following its picks this year is way, way up.
Now the 2018 Foxwoods 301 field is locked, SportsLine mimicked the event 10,000 times and the results were unexpected.
1 surprising pick from the model for NASCAR at New Hampshire: Kyle Larson, going off at 18-1 Foxwoods 301 chances and not one of the top favorites, makes a solid run in the checkered flag.
Larson has become the runner-up in 3 of his past eight starts at New Hampshire, including both races this past year, also has a solid history at this course. He’s finished in the top 10 in just two of his past three Monster Energy Cup races entire (Kentucky, Chicago) and is a target for anybody looking for a massive payday.
Another shocker: Truex Jr., fresh off his win at the Quaker State 400 last week, barely cracks the top five in the 2018 New Hampshire 301 even though he is the second-biggest favourite.

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