Last week, NASCAR hosted its largest event of the year at the Daytona 500, and it was about as unpredictable as you could expect.Denny Hamlin, a guy called a king of the restrictor-plate races, took home the triumph as a massive crash pumped out a massive portion of the field down the stretch.
There will be sins on the monitor as intermediate racing begins this week.
Kevin Harvick is your favored that is understandable at 4/1 chances with just two career wins over the trail and eight top-10 finishes in his last 10 races there. While Busch also has two wins at AMS and five top 10s in his last 10 races, kyle Busch and Joey Logano equally have 6/1 odds. Logano has four finishes, although no wins.
And while Martin Truex Jr. and Brad Keselowski may get lost in the shuffle, they are more than formidable in Georgia.
Who wins? Kyle Larson is due for a win, although it might be foolish to pick against Harvick. Atlanta would be the place for him, although the 26-year-old went without a triumph last season. Larson has another place finish in five career races at AMS and three top-10 finishes.
The QuikTrip 500 can be viewed Sunday at 2 p.m. ET on FOX.
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