NASCAR Betting Online: The Dollar General 300 powered by Coca Cola should provide the smart gambler plenty of dollars of his own if he chooses to use the event for some key NASCAR Nationwide Series wagering. With the season winding down, the time is running out to take advantage of NASCAR Nationwide when you are placing your bets at Bookmaker.

The Chicagoland Speedway will play host to the Dollar General 300 powered by Coca Cola on Saturday, September 15. With only six races left after this event, it is the time of year that all the drivers step up their game, push a little harder on the gas, and race desperately for the finish line.

That means you will have the best possible product with which to use for your NASCAR gambling needs. Ho hum races, in which the top drivers do not seem to put forth top effort, are the bane of gamblers everywhere, as it is impossible to predict how motivated a driver will be from week to week. Yet, with the importance of this race, you can put your money down on anyone and know you will be getting their full effort.

The Dollar General 300 powered by Coca Cola, not to be confused with the Dollar General 300 Miles of Courage held nearly a month later, was won last year by Kyle Busch, making it his second victory at the event in three years. Only a 2009 win by Joe Gibbs Racing teammate Joey Logano, in which Busch finished immediately behind in second place, denied the three-peat.

Busch will look to make it three times in four years, and start another road to a possible dynasty at this event. Check out his effort on ESPN2 in an afternoon race starting at 3:30 p.m. ET.

2011 Dollar General 300 Winner - Keselowski Smokes Field For Chicagoland Win

Brad Keselowski turned Saturday’s Dollar General 300 Nationwide Series race at Chicagoland Speedway into a Keselowski benefit.

Keselowski led by a calendar page or two late in the race and coasted to a solid victory as he and fellow Sprint Cup regular Carl Edwards controlled the high ground on the 1.5-mile track.

Keselowski, whose car showed strength in practice, scored his third Nationwide victory in an abbreviated season. It gives him a touch of momentum entering the first race of the Chase for the Sprint Cup playoffs at Chicagoland Sunday.

Keselowski finished eight seconds in front of Edwards, who had a strong day despite running low on fuel and needing a fuel booster from his pit crew.

Keselowski led 158 of the race’s 200 laps and was basically in a zip code by himself for the final segment of the race.

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