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Online NASCAR betting faithful have had two full weeks to count their pennies, grab some snacks and prepare for another trip to the Indianapolis Motor Speedway.



Although the southern stock cars have only ran here since 1994, Indy is a track rich in history, and now an absolutely critical race in terms of the Sprint Cup Chase as the good ol' boys entered the final sixteen contests of the season.

The race isn't just large in magnitude--the stadium is pretty darn big, with a maximum capacity of around 400, 000 screaming fans. This is also a big week for the online NASCAR wagering community, who have been waiting by their mouses and keyboards for far too long.

With that being said, BetUS Sportsbook customers, grab your six packs, and take a look at mine for this week!

Kyle Busch (+500)

This will be a recurring theme in the NASCAR Six Pack each week, because there simply is no reason to bet against Kyle Busch these days. The most hated man in NASCAR is on pace to break the single-season wins record, and has made the online betting community just a little richer a whopping seven times already this year. He certainly isn't coasting to the finish line either (no pun intended), Busch is running Indy in all three NASCAR divisions this week, and thus should know the track inside and out. Not that he doesn't already--in three starts, Mr. M&M's has three top-tens. Look for him to fully solve the equation this week.

Carl Edwards (+800)

If it weren't for Kyle Busch, this would be The Year of Carl, posting three wins and three runner-ups. Edwards absolutely loves these mid-range speedways, with nine of his career wins coming on tracks similar to Indianapolis. He's never finished higher than 9th at the original speedway, but this might be the week he breaks out. However, he has been close--42.9% of Edwards' laps at Indy have been ran in the top fifteen. Coming off a great 4th place run at the LifeLock 400, the online betting community can be 99.9% sure that No. 99 will be in contention this week.

Jeff Gordon (+1600)

They might as well call this the Jeff Gordon 400, because the DuPont Chevrolet has dominated the Brickyard since its inception with four wins. In fact, Chevys in general have ran the show in Indianapolis, accounting for wins in nine of the 14 NASCAR races. This seems like the logical place for Gordon to break out, who despite sitting sixth in the Chase standings, is still looking to land his first win of the season.

Ryan Newman (+5000)

All the storylines are in place for a Hollywood production of a Ryan Newman win at the Brickyard. He's a South Bend native, he's a Purdue grad, and he was just dumped unceremoniously by his team and sponsor for next season. What better way to stick it to the man than to do it in your own backyard? In addition, Newman finished second on a very similar Pocono course last month. Come on, you have to take a shot on him this week!

Kasey Kahne (+650)

Alright BetUS customers, take a look at this. Of the nine different racers that have won this race, eight have also won at Pocono. Kasey Kahne won at Pocono this year. The online NASCAR wagering community should consider betting with the trends this week, as Kahne is in line for a third top-five finish on this course and another jump in the Chase standings.

Juan-Pablo Montoya (+5000)

My sleeper for this week. Montoya's F1 past makes him accustomed to the tight flat turns and long straightaways that the Indianapolis Motor Speedway has to offer. In his only start here, Juan-Pablo turned in a second-place finish. Also, if you throw in races at Pocono, the No. 42 car averages an eleventh-place finish. If you online bettors are feeling lucky, take a shot on a speedway specialist!

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