With one race to determine the champion of NASCAR’s playoffs, this truly is anybody’s game.

NASCAR’s Championship 4 of Kyle Busch, Kevin Harvick, Martin Truex Jr. and Joey Logano have all had success at Homestead-Miami Speedway, but none of them are leading in victories.

The four drivers have combined for three wins in 52 joint races and none has won more than once. But, they all have been in contention differently as they’ve combined for 33 top-10 finishes.

So who is going to come out on top this weekend? It is hard to say. The fantastic money is on Busch or even Harvick, since the two drivers have combined to win 16 races this season, but Truex is the defending champion and has four wins of his own this year, including one on a 1.5-mile trail in Kentucky.

We fully believe someone from the Championship 4 will come out on top and we are picking Busch to make his second win in a row and first NASCAR championship because 2015.

The Ford EcoBoost 400 could be seen Sunday at 3 p.m. ET on NBC.

What are the betting odds for Homestead-Miami?
Kevin Harvick 11/4
Kyle Busch 11/4
Kyle Larson 3/1
Martin Truex Jr. 6/1
Joey Logano 10/1
Brad Keselowski 15/1
Chase Elliott 20/1
Denny Hamlin 20/1
Clint Bowyer 25/1
Kurt Busch 25/1
Erik Jones 30/1
Aric Almirola 40/1
Ryan Blaney 40/1
Austin Dillon 80/1
Jimmie Johnson 80/1
Daniel Suarez 100/1
Alex Bowman 100/1
Ricky Stenhouse Jr. 200/1
Jamie McMurray 300/1
Paul Menard 500/1
William Byron 500/1
Ryan Newman 500/1
Matt Kenseth 500/1
Ty Dillon 1000/1
AJ Allmendinger 1000/1
Chris Buescher 1000/1
Michael McDowell 2000/1
Darrell “Bubba” Wallace Jr. 2000/1
Regan Smith 5000/1
Field (all others) 1000/1
Which NASCAR drivers would be best for your fantasy lineup in Homestead-Miami?
Kyle Larson has got the third best odds to win at Homestead-Miami Speedway and for great reason. In five career NASCAR races at the course he’s finished in the top 5 three times. In four trips to Miami in the Xfinity series he’s finished in the top 10 four times in four attempts. Three of these efforts were at the top 3. He also has nine top-10 finishes on 1.5-mile monitors this year.

Brad Keselowski was in last year’s Championship 4, but was unable to come out with a win. This year he could be the guy to keep one of the best four from winning the race. Keselowski has two leading 5s and four top 10s in his career in Miami and has finished in the top 10 seven times in 10 1.5-mile races this past season.

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