NASCAR Cup Series Odds: Longshots, Favorites to Win New Hampshire

The Dollar Tree 301 is the second-to-last race before The Chase, with 301 laps around “The Magic Mile.”

For the sports bettor who will be watching, there are a few key drivers they will want to watch as the favorites. There will be some longshots to keep an eye on in turn.

Here we will look at the betting odds in New Hampshire.

Ryan Blaney favored to win again at New Hampshire

Odds released Wednesday nite Eastern time by DraftKings Sportsbooks show Ryan Blaney as the odds-on favorite to win at “The Magic Mile.” The driver of the No. 12 enters defending New Hampshire winner at +450 to win.

Blaney led 116 of 301 laps on his way to victory one year ago. But it was the only time the Team Penske star ever finished better than 18th in New Hampshire in the NextGen era.

Christopher Bell is next at +550 to win. The No. 20 driver has two wins at New Hampshire (2022, 2024). Last year Bell finished sixth at "The Magic Mile."

Both Denny Hamlin and Joey Logano are +600 to win at New Hampshire. Hamlin has won twice at the 1.0-mile track but hasn’t won there since 2017. The driver of the No. 11 has two top-10 finishes in four NextGen era races at New Hampshire.

Logano comes into this weekend coming off a victory last Saturday at Richmond his second win of 2026 and second in the last four races. The driver of the No. 22 has six top fives in his last seven starts at New Hampshire and led a race-high 147 laps in last year's race.

Chase Briscoe is +800 to win New Hampshire. The No. 19 driver has one top five and three top 10s in the last three New Hampshire races with a best of second in 2024.

Kyle Larson is +900 to win at New Hampshire. The driver of the No. 5 has never won at Loudon but has finished no worse than seventh in the last three races there. Larson has three career runner-up finishes at New Hampshire in 15 starts.

Josh Berry and other longshot contenders to watch

Josh Berry nearly pulled off an upset victory at New Hampshire last year. The driver of the No. 21 led six laps in last year's race finishing runner-up to Blaney.

In 2024, Berry was third at “The Magic Mile.” Berry is a long shot to watch on Sunday at +1600 odds.

Austin Cindric (+2200) is a long shot worth watching. The driver of the No. 2 is among a Team Penske push as the regular season winds down, coming off a third-place finish at Richmond.

Cindric has never finished better than 13th at New Hampshire but the Penske cars are on a roll.

Another dark horse to watch is Brad Keselowski. Keselowski has two wins at New Hampshire at +6500 to win with his latest coming in 2020.

The driver of the No. 6 has finished 25th or worse in his last two starts at New Hampshire, but he finished fifth in 2023 and seventh in 2022 both in the NextGen era.