NASCAR: Brickyard 400 Picks, Odds & Preview (Jul 27)

The third Crown Jewel Race on the NASCAR calendar is the final date of the In-Season Challenge for 2025. This weekend’s Brickyard 400 will once again see the Indianapolis International Speedway play host to NASCAR action, with the battle for top spot in the Drivers’ standings heating up. You can find the odds and our Brickyard 400 picks here.

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How To Watch

• When: Sunday, July 27, 2025, at 2:00 P.M. ET
• Where: Indianapolis Motor Speedway, Indiana
• How To Watch: TNT

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Odds

Driver	Odds
Denny Hamlin	+400
Kyle Larson	+550
Ryan Blaney	+800
Chase Elliott	+1000
Tyler Reddick	+1000
William Byron	+1000
Chase Briscoe	+1200
Other Selections	+1200 & Bigger

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Recent Winners of the Brickyard 400

Year	Winning Driver
2024	Kyle Larson
2021-2023	Not Held
2020	Kevin Harvick
2019	Kevin Harvick
2018	Brad Keselowski
2017	Kasey Kahne
2016	Kyle Busch

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Race Preview

The final race of the In-Season Challenge is set for this Sunday at Indianapolis Motor Speedway. The Brickyard 400 also forms one of the Crown Jewel races on the NASCAR schedule, following the Daytona 500 and Coca-Cola 600. This weekend’s race has been a regular stop on the calendar since 1994, with the field completing a total of 400 laps. Each of the opening two stages consists of 50 laps, before the final 60 laps make up the final stage.

There is a different look to the Championship standings at this stage of the season, with Chase Elliott moving to the summit after taking top six finishes in five of the last six races. Elliott’s hot form continued last weekend after he took sixth in the Autotrader EchoPark Automotive 400.

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William Byron has been the big loser during the In-Season Challenge, as the former Drivers’ Championship leader now sits second in the standings after finishing outside of the top 20 in four of the last five races. A return to form will desperately be required in Indiana this weekend.

Kyle Larson enjoyed a welcome return to form last weekend after finishing fourth, while Denny Hamlin may be the in-form driver after winning last time out. Hamlin now sits fourth in the standings, but he has finished in the top five in three of the last five events.

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Brickyard 400 Picks

There is a very competitive feel to the Brickyard 400 this weekend, and a number of drivers have leading claims. However, the in-form Tyler Reddick could be an interesting betting angle based on the odds available. Reddick is yet to win this season, but he has finished in the first three on three occasions. His consistency and knowledge of the track could be crucial this weekend.

Free Picks:

• Tyler Reddick