This weekend, all three national touring NASCAR series head to Martinsville Speedway in Virginia.

Photo: Ryan Bille/TRE

NASCAR Cup Series’ YellaWood 500

Sunday, Nov. 1

500 laps

Stages end on laps 130, 260, 500

2 p.m. (All times Eastern)

NBC, MRN, Sirius XM NASCAR Channel 90

Last year’s winner: William Byron

Photo: Josiah Kopp/TRE

The Martinsville field will feature 37 drivers. Notable entries include:

No. 66 Josh Bilicki for Garage 66

Odds for NASCAR Cup Series’ 2026 Xfinity 500

Below are the opening odds* for all drivers as of Monday, Oct. 26 per Caesar’s Sportsbook.

*DISCLAIMER: This article is solely for news and entertainment purposes. This content is not financial or betting advice.

Ryan Blaney, Denny Hamlin +450

Kyle Larson, Joey Logano +700

Chase Elliott +850

William Byron +900

Christopher Bell, Chase Briscoe +1000

Ty Gibbs +1400

Josh Berry +1800

Tyler Reddick, Bubba Wallace +2200

Austin Cindric +3000

Carson Hocevar +3500

Ross Chastain, Ryan Preece +4000

Chris Buescher, Brad Keselowski +5000

Alex Bowman +5500

Shane Van Gisbergen +7500

Daniel Suarez +10000

Austin Dillon, Connor Zilisch +15000

Erik Jones +20000

Austin Hill, Michael McDowell, Zane Smith +25000

A.J. Allmendinger, Todd Gilliland, Riley Herbst, John Hunter Nemechek, Ricky Stenhouse Jr. +35000

Noah Gragson +50000

Josh Bilicki, Ty Dillon +75000

Cody Ware +100000

NASCAR O’Reilly Auto Parts Series’ National Debt Relief 250

Saturday, Oct. 24

250 laps

Stages end on laps 60, 120, 250

CW, MRN, SiriusXM NASCAR Radio Channel 90

Last year’s winner: Taylor Gray

Photo: Ryan Kemna/TRE

With 38 drivers entered, all will make the race. Notable entries include:

No. 0 Garrett Smithley for SS-Greenlight Racing

No. 1 Carson Kvapil for JR Motorsports

No. 07 Josh Bilicki for SS-Greenlight Racing

No. 32 Daniel Dye for Jordan Anderson Racing

No. 35 TBA for Joey Gase Motorsports

No. 38 Patrick Emerling for RSS Racing

No. 39 Ryan Sieg for RSS Racing

No. 42 Baltazar Leguizamon for Young’s Motorsports

No. 47 Dawson Cram for Mike Harmon Racing

No. 53 Carson Ware for Joey Gase Motorsports

No. 55 Joey Gase for Joey Gase Motorsports

No. 87 Lee Pulliam for Peterson Racing Group

No. 88 Rajah Caruth for JR Motorsports

No. 91 Mason Maggio for DGM Racing x JIM

No. 92 TBA for DGM Racing x JIM

NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series’ Love’s RV Stop 225

Friday, Oct. 23

85 laps

Stages end on laps 20, 40, 85

4 p.m.

FS1 NRN, SiriusXM NASCAR Radio Channel 90

Last year’s winner: Corey Heim

Photo: Ryan Kemna/TRE

Two drivers will miss the race (38 drivers entered for 36 spots). Notable entries include:

No. 1 Gavan Boschele for TRICON Garage

No. 2 Monty Tipton for Team Reaume

No. 4 Connor Jones for Niece Motorsports

No. 5 William Sawalich for TRICON Garage

No. 7 Sammy Smith for Spire Motorsports

No. 10 Corey LaJoie for Kaulig Racing

No. 22 Josh Reaume for Team Reaume

No. 25 Carson Ferguson for Kaulig Racing

No. 33 Frankie Muniz for Team Reaume

No. 42 Tyler Reif for Niece Motorsports

No. 45 Landen Lewis for Niece Motorsports

No. 56 Timmy Hill for Hill Motorsports

No. 62 Kasey Klein for Halmar Friesen Racing

No. 69 Tyler Tomassi for MBM Motorsports

No. 76 Spencer Boyd for Freedom Racing Enterprises

No. 77 Tristan McKee for Spire Motorsports

No. 90 Justin Carroll for Terry Carroll Motorsports

SOURCES
Caesar’s Sportsbook, Jayski, NASCAR, Racing-Reference.info

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From Grants, New Mexico, USA, Aragon started watching NASCAR in 2004 and has been covering the sport since 2009. Aragon is a 2012 graduate of Grants High School and a May 2016 graduate of the University of New Mexico with a B.A. in Mass Communications & Journalism. Aragon has worked in local and national media, as a musician, and an educator. He is co-author of the 2024 book “All of It: Daytona 500 Champion Tells the Rest of the Story” with racer Geoff Bodine.

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