The NASCAR Cup Series heads to the tri-oval of Kansas Speedway for the AdventHealth 400. It is time to continue our NASCAR odds series with a NASCAR Cup Series Odds Series at Kansas, AdventHealth 400 prediction, pick, and how to watch.

This will be the first of two races this year at the Kansas Speedway. This is a 1.5-mile, intermediate track in a tri-oval shape. It has the most similarity to the Las Vegas track and is much like a smaller version of the Michigan track. Last year, it was Denny Hamlin who took the win at the AdventHealth 400. Kyle Larson would finish second, as William Byron rounded out the top three. Hamlin is not only the winner at this race last year, he is coming off a first-place finish just last week. Larson was the runner-up last week as well and is currently first in points in the circuit.

Here are the NASCAR Odds, courtesy of FanDuel. 

NASCAR Odds: Cup Series at Kansas Odds

Kyle Larson: +380

Denny Hamlin: +400

Tyler Reddick: +600

William Byron: +700

Martin Truex Jr.: +750

Christopher Bell: +800

Chase Elliott: +900

Bubba Wallace: +1300

Ty Gibbs: +1500

Ross Chastain: +2200

Kyle Busch: +2200

Ryan Blaney: +2200

Alex Bowman: +2500

Joey Logano: +3600

Brad Keselowski: +5000

Chris Buescher : +6000

How to Watch Cup Series at Kansas

TV: FS1

Time: 3:00 PM ET/noon PT

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Favorites To Win Cup Series at Kansas

Kyle Larson enters the race as the favorite, which should not be a surprise. In his last five races here, he has been dominant. Not only is he racing well, but he is qualifying well too. In his last five races, stretching back to the fall of 2021 race, Larson has qualified in the top three four of five times. He qualified seventh the other time in the fall of 2022 race. That is the only race in the last five he has not led laps, or finished inside the top four. He finished eighth in that one. Larson has led laps in four of the last five spring races at this track as well.

Much like Larson, Denny Hamlin has been amazing here. First, he won back-to-back races at this track, winning the fall 2019 race and the spring 2020 race. Those were the second and third times he had won at this race. In his last five races, he has not finished outside the top five. Since the fall race of 2021, he has a fifth-place finish, a fourth, two runners ups and a win. Further, he has been in point scoring positions for atleast one stage in each of his last nine races here. Further, it does not matter where he qualifies here, Hamlin finds his way to the front. In his last win here, he qualified eighth, but in 2019, he started 23rd and still won.

William Byron has never won here, but he has been close. Byron has been in the top ten in seven of his last nine races here. Further, he has led laps in seven of his last nine races as well. Last spring, it was a third-place finish, after winning the poile. Still, Byron has only been inside the top five twice. There was the spring race of 2023, and then in the fall race in 2019, he started 25th, would lead one lap, and finish fifth.

Martin Truex Jr. does have wins here, but they are from many years ago. He won in both the spring and fall of 2017, leading a total of 195 laps in the process. Since then, he has finished outaide the top ten just twice. In the spring of 2019, he started 31st and would finish 19th. Then, last fall, he would start third, but be involved in an accident and finish 36th. Beyond those two races, he has led laps in five of the 12 races, and scored points in a stage in all but three races.

Sleepers To Win Cup Series at Kansas

Kyle Busch has been hit-and-miss at this track. Last time on the track he finished seventh, but in the spring race last year, he was 35th after an accident. In the last ten races here, Busch has won once, been third twice, and finished both seventh and fifth. Busch has also finished 26th or worse four times. Still, In those last ten races, he has led laps in five of them, and been in a point scoring position at the end of a stage in eight of the ten races.

Alex Bowman has been more consistent than Busch, but not had the same highlights. In his last ten races, he has led 183 laps total, with all but 13 of them coming in two races combined. Bowman has been inside the topp ten in seven of the last ten races here, with two 11th-placed finiashes and an 18th-placed finish. Last spring, he was great on this track. Bowman finished fourth, after winning stage two and leading 107 laps.

Cup Series at Kansas Prediction & Pick

Kansas is a track with little drifting, and where the top drivers normally perform well. This is not the best track for longshots, as this race traditionally sees someone near the top of the odds board get the win. Kyle Laron and Denny Hamlin have been solid and consistent here, which should lead to high-quality finishes. Hamlin will not be getting back-to-back wins though. Meanwhile, Alex Bowman has been consistent as well and should finish well.

Cup Series at Kansas Prediction & Pick: Kyle Larson Winner (+380), Denny Hamlin Top 3 (+110), Alex Bowman Top 10 (-125)