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2025 NASCAR Jack Link's 500 Odds: Betting lines for the entire field to win at Talladega

Stephen Samraby:Steve Samra04/21/25

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The NASCAR Cup Series enjoyed a week off after a controversial race at Bristol Motor Speedway. Now, they’ll return to action this weekend, and Talladega Superspeedway will be the cathedral, with the Jack Link’s 500 taking center stage.

Last season, Tyler Reddick won the spring trip to the track, while Ricky Stenhouse Jr. ascended to Victory Lane when October rolled around. It’s anyone’s guess who will take the checkered flag this time around in Alabama.

With that in mind, FanDuel Sportsbook has released their betting lines for the entire field for this coming weekend’s race. Check out the full odds below, and see if your favorite driver has a shot at the dub.

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Ryan Blaney (+1000)

After the last couple of weeks, Ryan Blaney is on his way up in the Cup Series standings. He’s accumulated three top fives, four top tens, two stage wins and 197 laps led in 2025. Unfortunately, he has three DNFs on the season, as well.

It’s easy to see why Blaney is enthusiastic about his chances this weekend, though. He has three wins at Talladega, and he’s always a threat whenever the Cup Series heads to a superspeedway.

Brad Keselowski (+1000)

Brad Keselowski
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It’s been a disappointing 2025 for Brad Keselowski so far. He’s P31 in points, 214 behind the leader. He doesn’t even have a top ten finish, and he’s led zero laps. Not what he would’ve expected heading into the season.

Last season, Keselowski finished as the runner-up in both trips to Talladega in the Cup Series. He needs a win to get his season back on track, and the venue couldn’t be better for that to happen for the former champion.

Joey Logano (+1000)

Even with his struggles in 2025, Joey Logano is in the top ten in the Cup Series standings. He only has one top ten finish on the season, but he has two stage wins, with 260 laps led and one DNF, as well. 

While Logano has had success at Talladega in the past, it’s been a while. His last win at the superspeedway came in 2018. We’ll see if he can change his fortune around this weekend.

Kyle Busch (+1200)

Kyle Busch hasn’t been spectacular in 2025, but it’s been better than his 2024, for sure. He’s currently P15 in points, amassing four top tens and one top five. He’s also led 58 laps this season.

In his career, Busch has been solid at Talladega, and that includes his win at the track in April of 2023. His morale was much higher back then, and a trip to Victory Lane could get him back to that level in 2025.

Austin Cindric (+1400)

Austin Cindric
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Austin Cindric looked like a force during the first two weeks of the season, but he’s fallen off a bit ever since. He’s P22 in points, with two top tens to his name at the moment.

Looking ahead, Cindric has never won at Talladega, but his superspeedway prowess is well documented. His best finish at the track was fifth in October of 2023.

Chase Elliott (+1400)

Despite how fans may feel about his season so far, Chase Elliott is in fifth in the Cup Series standings. He’s 68 points behind teammate William Byron after accumulating two top fives, five top tens and 44 laps led in nine starts.

Elliott’s won at Talladega twice in his Cup Series career. His last victory came in October of 2022. He’d welcome a return to Victory Lane in Alabama, for sure.

Kyle Larson (+1500)

Kyle Larson currently sits in fourth place in the Cup Series standings. He’s 42 points behind teammate William Byron. Thus far, he’s accumulated two wins, five top fives, six top tens, four stage wins and 504 laps led, along with one DNF.

Superspeedways haven’t always been kind to Larson. He’s never won at Talladega, but that has to change eventually. Maybe that’ll be the case in 2025.

William Byron (+1600)

At the moment, William Byron sits atop the Cup Series standings. On the season, he only has one win, but the 27-year-old has accumulated four top fives, six top tens, three stage wins and 354 laps led thus far. 

While Byron has performed admirably at Talladega, he’s never won at the famed track. He’s finished on the podium three times in 14 tries, so perhaps the odds will be in his favor this time around.

  • Denny Hamlin (+1600)
  • Chase Briscoe (+1800)
  • Christopher Bell (+2000)
  • Michael McDowell (+2000)
  • Bubba Wallace (+2000)
  • Tyler Reddick (+2200)
  • Ross Chastain (+2500)
  • Alex Bowman (+2500)
  • Chris Buescher (+3000)
  • Josh Berry (+3500)
  • Ricky Stenhouse Jr. (+3500)
  • Ty Gibbs (+4000)
  • Daniel Suarez (+4000)
  • Erik Jones (+5000)
  • Todd Gilliland (+5000)
  • Ryan Preece (+5000)
  • Carson Hocevar (+5000)
  • Austin Dillon (+8000)
  • Justin Haley (+8000)
  • Noah Gragson (+8000)
  • Ty Dillon (+10000)
  • Riley Herbst (+10000)
  • AJ Allmendinger (+10000)
  • Cole Custer (+12000)
  • Zane Smith (+12000)
  • John Hunter Nemechek (+12000)
  • Shane Van Gisbergen (+14000)
  • Anthony Alfredo (+50000)
  • Cody Ware (+50000)
  • B.J. McLeod (+50000)
  • Corey LaJoie (+50000)

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