Odds are Las Vegas NASCAR race goers have the most fun

Las Vegas race is so awesome just because it's Vegas

For the next three weeks, the NASCAR Sprint Cup series is on a west coast swing. It all starts at Las Vegas Motor Speedway on Sunday for the Kobalt 400, which gives west coast NASCAR fans a tough decision to make. Based on past attendance, Las Vegas routinely wins that vacation destination decision over Phoenix and Fontana.

Visiting fans don't mess around on the cheap when they come to town, either. They come fully loaded with pockets full of cash ready to take their NASCAR party experience to a new plateau. Last season, the Las Vegas NASCAR weekend generated $144 million in non-gaming revenue to the city.

As for actual gaming, they do plenty of that also. The bulk of the action comes on table games and slots, but more action is written for the Vegas Cup race than for any other on the season. The books treat it -- not the Daytona 500 -- as the Super Bowl of NASCAR. They go full throttle with a variety of betting propositions, similar to what they just did five weeks ago for the NFL's biggest game.

Despite all the props available, the overwhelming popular choice among most race fans is still the good old meat-and-potatoes of just picking a driver to win the race. So let's take a look at the Westgate Las Vegas SuperBook's odds posted on Monday. Of course, we'll share the props with you as well.

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