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2025 Iowa Corn 350: Betting lines for the entire field to win at Iowa

Originally posted on 5 GOATs | By Steve Samra | Last updated Jul 29, 2025 5:26 PM ET

The NASCAR Cup Series will stay in the Midwest this weekend, moving from Indiana to Iowa. After Bubba Wallace kissed the bricks at Indianapolis Motor Speedway, the circuit will head to Iowa Speedway for the second season in a row.

Last season, Ryan Blaney won the inaugural Cup Series race at Iowa. Kyle Larson had speed, but an accident took him out of the running. His Hendrick teammates in William Byron and Chase Elliott made up the rest of the podium in his stead, but they couldn’t catch Blaney.

Moving forward to 2025, BetMGM Sportsbook has us covered with the odds. See if your favorite driver has a shot at the dub in Iowa this weekend, in what should be a doozy of a race.

Ryan Blaney (+425)

Ryan Blaney was racing near the front all afternoon, but he couldn’t battle for the win in the final laps of the Brickyard 400. The Team Penske wheelman still notched a solid P7 finish though.

Last season, Blaney won the inaugural Cup Series race at Iowa. Can he do it again? A victory would be his second in 2025.

Kyle Larson (+425)

Kyle Larson had a chance to win another Brickyard 400, and defend his crown. However, he couldn’t get by Bubba Wallace on the final two restarts of the race, and the Hendrick Motorsports star had to settle for being the runner-up in Indiana.

In 2024, Larson started on the pole at Iowa, but he ran into some issues during the race. That meant a P34 finish, even though he had all that speed in his No. 5 Chevrolet. We’ll see if he can bounce back this time around.

Christopher Bell (+450)

Christopher Bell was able to secure a top ten in the Brickyard 400, finishing P8. A solid run for the Joe Gibbs Racing wheelman, although he’d rather end up in Victory Lane.

Iowa was a solid showing for Bell in 2024. He started tenth, but he drove his way up to P4 as the checkered flag waved. We’ll see if he can get his fourth win of the season this weekend.

Denny Hamlin (+700)

Denny Hamlin still doesn’t have a Brickyard 400 win to his name. He did his best to get one though, finishing third and running the fastest lap of the race, but it wasn’t satisfactory. At least his 23XI Racing driver in Bubba Wallace won though.

Iowa was a mixed bag for Hamlin in 2024. While he started P12, he finished P24. Perhaps the veteran wheelman can continue his hot streak this weekend with a bounce back performance.

William Byron (+800)

William Byron gave himself a shot at the win over the weekend, but his fuel tank had other ideas. The No. 24 didn’t have enough gas for two overtimes, and that took him from a podium finish to P16 in Indiana.

As Byron searches for his first win since the Daytona 500, Iowa is a solid option for him. He finished second at this track in 2024.

Chase Elliott (+1100)

Chase Elliott didn’t have a great weekend in the Brickyard 400. The sport’s most popular driver qualified P30, but he salvaged an alright finish out of the afternoon, coming home P13.

Could Elliott’s second win of the season be on the horizon as the Cup Series heads to Iowa? He finished third here in 2024, so there’s a precedent for him to have a solid showing.

Joey Logano (+1200)

Joey Logano seemed on his way towards winning the Brickyard 400. A cut tire changed everything late in the race, and the reigning Cup Series champion finished P32 in Indiana.

In the Cup Series’ first race at Iowa, Logano had a solid showing last season. He started P11 and finished sixth. We’ll see if the three-time champ can add another unique trophy to his collection.

Tyler Reddick (+1400)

Tyler Reddick’s teammate got the win last weekend, but he had some speed, as well. The 23XI Racing wheelman qualified fourth, but a late wreck ruined any chance of a solid finish. Reddick came home P29.

As he still searches for win No. 1 in 2025, Iowa might not be Reddick’s top option. He started P8 but finished P22 in 2024. He’ll have to be better this time around.

NASCAR Brickyard 400 at Indianapolis Odds Continued:

Chase Briscoe (+1600)
Ross Chastain (+2200)
Chris Buescher (+2200)
Josh Berry (+2500)
Carson Hocevar (+2500)
Kyle Busch (+3000)
Brad Keselowski (+3500)
Austin Cindric (+4000)
Ty Gibbs (+4000)
Alex Bowman (+4000)
Bubba Wallace (+4000)
Ryan Preece (+6000)
Daniel Suarez (+10000)
Austin Dillon (+15000)
Michael McDowell (+15000)
Erik Jones (+15000)
Justin Haley (+15000)
John H. Nemechek (+15000)
Ricky Stenhouse Jr. (+15000)
Noah Gragson (+20000)
Zane Smith (+20000)
Todd Gilliland (+35000)
AJ Allmendinger (+35000)
Shane van Gisbergen (+50000)
Riley Herbst (+50000)
Cole Custer (+50000)
Ty Dillon (+50000)
Cody Ware (+100000)

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