Toyota/Save Mart 350 Odds and Predictions by Christopher G. Five-time winner Jeff Gordon hopes to jump-start his season in California as NASCAR hits the road of Infineon. 2019 Toyota/Save Mart 350 Odds.Odds taken 06/19/19 Bet Truex Jr. To Win the Race With three wins over his last seven races, Martin Truex Jr. Is blazing hot heading into this event.

Toyota Savemart 350 Predictions

The Monster Energy Cup Series moves to Sonoma Raceway Sunday for the Toyota Save-Mart 350 at 3:00 p.m. ET.

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All three manufacturers have won a race over the past three races at the California road course race, but Chevy has just one victory across the past eight starts at the track.

Who is going to win the Toyota Save-Mart 350 at Sonoma Raceway?

Ganassi Racing driver Kyle Larson (+600) is on the pole for the third consecutive year at Sonoma, but he hasn’t made the advantageous starting position pay off, finishing 12th, 26th and 14th over the three-race span.

Larson was tops in the second practice session Friday, too, posting a speed of 95.469 mph, while checking in third among drivers in Best 10 Consecutive Lap Averages at 93.013 mph.

Over his five Cup races at Sonoma, Larson has managed a 19.0 Average-Finish Position (AFP) with just 11 laps led despite an average starting spot of 2.8.

Perhaps his teammate Kurt Busch (+1100) is the better bet.

Kurt Busch has a win, seven Top 5 finishes and 10 top-10 showings with 198 laps led, tops among all active drivers in 14 career starts. His brother, Joe Gibbs Racing’s Kyle Busch (+340), is also among the favorites, posting back-to-back fifth-place runs, four straight Top 10s and a victory in the 2016 installment at Sears Point.

Stewart-Haas Racing driver Clint Bowyer (+1400) led all drivers in Best 10 Consecutive Lap Averages in the second session Friday, posting a speed of 93.416 mph in Laps 20-29. He also leads all active drivers with a 10.1 AFP in 13 career Sonoma starts with a win, eight top-5 finishes and 10 top-10 showings with 82 laps led and just one DNF. He was second in 2017, and third in 2018, too, and his lone win came during the 2012 season.

Toyota Save Mart 350 Predictions

Hendrick’s Jimmie Johnson (+2900) continues to search for that elusive checkered flag, as the longest race drought of his career continues. Perhaps the Golden State native will break through at Sonoma. Over the past five races he has a 103.2 Driver Rating, according to NASCAR’s Loop Data, and he leads all drivers running 86.6 percent of his laps inside the Top 15.

Sonoma Raceway long-shot bets

Three lower-tier drivers really turned heads during practice and qualifying. Front Row Motorsports driver Michael McDowell (+8000) had the eighth-best 10 Consecutive Lap Average with a speed of 92.519 mph, and he starts 13th. JTG Daugherty Racing’s Chris Buescher (+5000) was third among all drivers in the first practice session, and he starts from the 10th position on Sunday after a solid qualifying effort. Both are worth a small-unit bet with rather long odds.

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