In auto racing betting, whether
NASCAR or Formula 1, you can't only consider the skill of the
driver. There are many additional factors to be taken into
consideration when picking the race winner. Naturally, the
driver IS the most important factor. Teams that have, for
example, drivers such as Dale Jarrett and Jeff Gordon are going
to do well
just based on the driver. But the driver cannot win the race on
his own.
When auto racing betting, whether on Nascar or Formula 1, you
also need to consider the track. Some drivers do well on road
courses, while others seem to do better on the super speedways
or short tracks. Track and weather conditions can also influence
a car's handling ability, and some teams are better at adjusting
to changing track conditions than others.
Just as in betting on other sports, there are the flukes that
can make you a winner or loser when betting on auto racing, so
don't be discouraged by occasional strange results.
Betting on auto racing offers an exciting way to enjoy the
thrills of international motor-sports. There are many exciting
and popular worldwide competitions available. Wager on Formula 1
racing events, Nascar events, or wager on specific events like
the Daytona 500, Indianapolis 500, Winston Cup, or Grand Prix
races.
NASCAR
Chicagoland Speedway Race Track
CHICAGOLAND
SPEEDWAY
Race Date:
July 14, 2007
Site: Joliet, IL
Grandstand capacity: 75,000
Description: 1.5-mile tri-oval
Banking: 18 degrees in turns; 11 degrees front; 5 degrees back
Qualifying record: Todd Bodine, 183.717 mph, Jul 13, 2001
Race record: Kevin Harvick, 121.2 mph, Jul 15, 2001
Don't miss
your chance to bet on all of the non-stop action on and off the
track at Chicagoland Speedway next season, including the NASCAR
NEXTEL Cup Series and the IRL IndyCar Series.
Chicagoland Speedway's 2007 racing schedule again features five
races spanning two event weekends, culminating in the
season-ending IndyCar Series race for the second
consecutive year on Sun., Sept. 9, 2007. NASCAR's Busch Series
and NEXTEL Cup Series will be moved back one weekend, visiting
Chicagoland Speedway in mid-July.
Chicagoland Speedway's racing season opens with the 300-mile USG
DUROCK 300 NASCAR Busch Series race on Sat., July 14, and the
400-mile USG SHEETROCK 400 NASCAR NEXTEL Cup Series race on
Sun., July 15. The ARCA/IndyCar Series weekend consists of the
200-mile ARCA RE/MAX Series race and the 100-mile Indy Pro
Series race on Sat., Sept. 8, followed by the IndyCar® Series
season finale race on Sun., Sept. 9.
Chicagoland Speedway is a speedway in Joliet, Illinois, USA,
southwest of Chicago. The speedway is actually located several
miles south of Joliet proper, just off Illinois Route 53 between
Joliet and Wilmington, Illinois. It currently has a capacity of
75,000 people. Since its inaugural season in 2001, the
Chicagoland Speedway has became an unexpected and
significant draw for major NASCAR and IRL events, often selling
out major races months in advance.
Although listed simply as a D-shaped oval, Chicagoland is unique
in that it is one continuous curve, as the backstretch has a
noticeable bend to it.
From 1999 through 2000, the Chicagoland Speedway was built
adjacent to the older Route 66 Raceway.
In 2001, the Speedway opened with NASCAR Busch Series, NASCAR
Winston Cup Series, ARCA RE/MAX Series, and IRL IndyCar Series
events.
The track features races from the NEXTEL Cup, the Busch Grand
National Series, ARCA, Indy Racing League, and the International
Race of Champions (IROC).
Chicagoland Speedway Schedule
USG Durock 300 Events Jul 14, 2007
USG Sheetrock 400 NASCAR Nextel Cup Jul 15, 2007
S-K Hand Tool 200 Events Sep 8, 2007
Chicagoland 300 Events Sep 9, 2007
Chicagoland Speedway website
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