NASCAR Betting Online: With many of the top sports leagues in the country still squabbling over financial issues and threatening to miss regular season games, it is nice to know that NASCAR stays steadily racing forward. For without a doubt, you will have the opportunity to bet on the NASCAR Nationwide Series online when it reaches Montreal on August 20, as the engines will surely roar and the fans will surely cheer as the NAPA Auto Parts 200 gets underway.

It all goes down north of the border at the Circuit Gilles Villeneuve, the second straight road course on the Nationwide Series circuit. With some of the top drivers in the business making their way up to Canada, this race should have plenty of thrills, as they try to deal with the iconic track structure.

One tough aspect of this track they must deal with is the wall on last little turn before the straight away to the finish line. Nicknamed the "Wall of Champions" because of its propensity to catch some of the top drivers in the world, this wall will be on the minds of all when the race comes down to the last few laps.

Check out the hairpin turn heading into the third sector and straight away and you will see all you need to convince yourself that this is the type of race you want to use to bet on the NASCAR Nationwide Series online. With the flags waving at 2:30 PM ET on ESPN, the NAPA Auto Parts 200 is the perfect opportunity to make a thrilling bet at Bookmaker, then follow the closely on live TV.

2011 NAPA Auto Parts 200 Winner - Ambrose finally victorious in Montreal

Marcos Ambrose exorcised the demons of past failure and disappointment of racing in Montreal.

Saturday, the 34-yearold Australian won the NAPA Auto Parts 200 in the NASCAR Nationwide Series on his fifth try at Circuit Gilles Villeneuve, but not before dashing from Michigan to get to the race on time and then surviving a collision with local favourite and polesitter Jacques Villeneuve.

Ambrose took the checkered flag more than three hours after arriving at the track with fellow drivers Trevor Bayne and Carl Edwards and one of Edwards's pit crew, from Brooklyn, Mich.

They came by speedboat from the opposite end of the Olympic Basin after a helicopter ride from the airport in St. Hubert on the South shore where Edwards landed his jet only minutes before, and more than two hours after having left Michigan International Speedway, the site of NASCAR Sprint Cup Sunday.

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