Factors That Make New Homestead Iteration Unique at LinesMaker

Factors That Make New Homestead Iteration Unique

Any­one who is inter­ested in NASCAR gam­bling will vouch for the fact that the past two sea­sons have been stel­lar. Jim­mie John­son erased Denny Hamlin’s 15-point advan­tage in the finals last year. With the old sys­tem the mar­gin was quite close to Carl Edward’s three-point lead this year. Now that the point struc­ture has changed, one will have to win to con­trol the game and Edwards as well as Tony Stew­art have done exactly that in the past two weeks.

It won’t be wrong to say that the final race, which is awaited by NASCAR bet­ting fans anx­iously, will be held at one of the most unique rac­ing tracks on the cir­cuit. Home­stead fea­tures an oval track and hap­pens to be the first unre­stricted, inter­me­di­ate speed­way that imple­mented pro­gres­sive bank­ing. Here only two things are taken into account, record of dri­ver at Home­stead and cur­rent momen­tum. More­over, play­ers can even neglect any sta­tis­tics asso­ci­ated with the first four races con­tested at Homestead-Miami Speed­way. The cur­rent iter­a­tion is com­pletely dif­fer­ent from the first two con­fig­u­ra­tions dur­ing the first four sea­sons of the track, with the only sim­i­lar­ity being its address.

See­ing the level of unpre­dictabil­ity this year’s race holds, it won’t be com­pletely wrong to expect another non-Chaser to win or may be even another first-time winner.

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