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2025 NASCAR Coke Zero Sugar 400: Betting lines for the entire field to win at Daytona

The NASCAR Cup Series will move to return to its premier destination this weekend. After some fun in Virginia at Richmond Raceway, Daytona International Speedway will close the regular season out with a bang.

Austin Dillon shocked the world and locked himself into the playoffs with a win at Richmond this past weekend. Can someone follow suit at Daytona? In 2024, Harrison Burton had a similar monumental victory. There’s a myriad of drivers who will be looking to accomplish that in 2025.

Looking ahead to the green flag at Daytona, BetMGM Sportsbook has us covered with the odds. See if your favorite driver has a shot at the dub in Florida this weekend, in what should be an exhilarating race.

Ryan Blaney (+1000)

Ryan Blaney looked primed to win his second race of the season at Richmond over the weekend. He couldn’t get by Austin Dillon, but the Team Penske wheelman mustered a third-place finish at least.

Moving forward, Blaney has some experience with winning the summer race at Daytona. He got to Victory Lane back in 2021. There’s a reason he’s always a threat at one of NASCAR’s premier tracks.

Joey Logano (+1000)

Joey Logano had a lot to say about Austin Dillon wrecking him for the win last season at Richmond, but the No. 3 Chevrolet wheelman changed the narrative this time around. As for the reigning champion in the Cup Series, Logano finished fourth, a more than solid performance in Virginia.

He’s always dangerous on super-speedway tracks, and he’ll be expected to be a contender this coming weekend. Logano’s odds being on the shorter side for the Coke Zero Sugar 400 is far from a surprise, as he looks to start his crusade toward a fourth championship.

Austin Cindric (+1200)

Austin Cindric helped Team Penske get three cars in the top five at Richmond this past weekend. He followed Ryan Blaney and Joey Logano to a fifth-place run for his No. 2 Ford team.

Daytona has been the site of Cindric’s top track in the Cup Series. He has a Daytona 500 win, and he’s always racing near the front when NASCAR heads to its premier destination. Expect more of the same this weekend.

Brad Keselowski (+1400)

Brad Keselowski needs a win this coming weekend, and he gained some momentum at Richmond. The No. 6 Ford wheelman came home P9 in Richmond.

He’s come close in the past, but Keselowski’s controversial drafting tactics make him a polarizing figure at tracks like Daytona. He’s a fascinating pick though, and always a potential winner when the Cup Series rolls into the super-speedway, especially with the playoffs on the line.

Chase Elliott (+1400)

Chase Elliott had one of his worse runs of the entire season at Richmond. He came home dead last, finishing P38 in Virginia. A disappointing run.

In the past, Elliott has won at Daytona, but only in the qualifying duels prior to the 500. Perhaps he’ll get over the hump this time around and give the people of Florida something to cheer.

Kyle Larson (+1400)

Kyle Larson found some speed over the weekend, even if the No. 5 Chevrolet team didn’t contend for the win at Richmond. He came home P6 under the lights in Virginia.

Perhaps this is the season he figures it out and gets to Victory Lane at Daytona. He’s no stranger to the idea at a myriad of other tracks, and adding a victory at the track to his resume would continue to strengthen his case for being the best driver the series has to offer.

Kyle Busch (+1600)

Kyle Busch was happy to see his teammate in Austin Dillon win at Richmond. However, he was disappointed in himself, as his No. 8 Chevrolet finished P16 at a track he’s raced at a ton in the past.

Last season, Busch came close to a win at Daytona during the summer iteration of the Cup Series’ trip to the track. He was edged out by Harrison Burton. Maybe that’s the motivation that’ll propel him to his first victory of 2025.

William Byron (+1600)

William Byron notched a 12th place finish at Richmond this past weekend. He continues to rack up the solid results, remaining arguably the most consistent driver in all of the Cup Series.

Returning to Daytona will bring up some tremendous memories for Byron. He’s won the last two Daytona 500s, and he’s also been victorious in the summer iteration of the race, as well.

NASCAR Daytona Odds Continued:

Christopher Bell (+1600)
Ricky Stenhouse Jr. (+1800)
Denny Hamlin (+2000)
Tyler Reddick (+2000)
Alex Bowman (+2000)
Chris Buescher (+2000)
Bubba Wallace (+2500)
Chase Briscoe (+2500)
Ross Chastain (+3000)
Daniel Suarez (+3000)
Ty Gibbs (+3500)
Carson Hocevar (+3500)
Ryan Preece (+4000)
Michael McDowell (+5000)
Josh Berry (+5000)
Erik Jones (+5000)
Todd Gilliland (+5000)
Austin Dillon (+5000)
Noah Gragson (+5000)
Justin Haley (+6000)
AJ Allmendinger (+6000)
Cole Custer (+6000)
John H. Nemechek (+6000)
Zane Smith (+6000)
Ty Dillon (+8000)
Riley Herbst (+8000)
Austin Hill (+10000)
Shane van Gisbergen (+15000)
Cody Ware (+25000)

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