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Bet Kobalt Tools 500 Odds at Atlanta Motor Speedway Driver Lines
Kobalt Tools 500
Sunday, March 6, 2011
Atlanta Motor Speedway
Atlanta, GA
NASCAR Sprint Cup's finest take on one of the fastest tracks in racing when the Kobalt Tools 500 (formerly Golden Corral 500) hits Atlanta Motor Speedway.
The Kobalt Tools 500 began as the Atlanta 500 in 1960. Since then, this race has grown to be a favorite among big-time NASCAR fans. The Kobalt Tools 500 is one of two races held at Atlanta Motor Speedway—the other being the Pep Boys Auto 500 in September. The NASCAR season is just heating up and there is no better way to get into the Nascar betting action than the Kobalt Tools 500! Bet Kolbalt Tools 500 Today
Held annually at one of the fastest race tracks on the Sprint Cup circuit, the Atlanta Motor Speedway, the Kobalt Tools 500 has provided NASCAR fans with a history of exciting racing and thrilling finishes.
The Atlanta Motor Speedway is a 1.54 mile quad-oval which includes 24 degrees of banking in each of the turns. Between the track’s high banking and the fact that the Kobalt 500 is not a restrictor plate race, the combination results in higher average speeds here in Atlanta than at even the faster superspeedways in Daytona and Talladega.
When the Atlanta Motor Speedway, which was originally the Atlanta International Raceway, made it's first NASCAR debut in 1960, it was the seventh paved speedway that was more than a mile that would host a cup race. Currently only three of the original seven are still running for NASCAR, Daytona International, Lowe's Motor Speedway, and Darlington Raceway.
As you consider NASCAR odds you may want to remember that the early season results don’t mean much in Atlanta. Just because a driver won in Daytona or California does not mean they will do well in NASCAR betting odds in Atlanta. The track is different, the atmosphere is different and there are few guarantees in NASCAR odds in Atlanta.
- Location: 1500 North Highway 41 Hampton, GA
- First Race: 1960 won by Joe Fireball Roberts
- Track Length: 1.5 Miles or 7920 feet
- Seating Capacity: 125,000 NASCAR Fans
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