Arena: Nashville Superspeedway

Location: Lebanon, TN

Date: July 23, 2011

NASCAR Betting Online: The Federated Auto Part 300 will be the twentieth race of this season’s NASCAR Nationwide Series, and the lines on this one should be advantageous for you the bettor, that is, if you read up and be smart about it. Coming to you from the Nashville Superspeedway on Saturday, July 23, this night race starts at 7:30 PM ET on ESPN. Make sure to check in on the NASCAR Nationwide Series lines before the cars leave the starting line.

The Federated Auto Parts 300 started back in 2002 under the name Inside Traxx 300 Presented by Met-Rx. Not exactly the catchiest title, but then again what kind of name is Federated Auto Parts 300?

In last year’s race, Brad Keselowski became the second driver in the event’s history to win the race twice in his career. The first to do it was superstar Carl Edwards, when he won back to back events in 2006 and 2007.

If they participate, look for both drivers to be on their top form, as Nashville Superspeedway welcomes them back with open arms.

The only driver to win the Federated Auto Parts 300 in the last five years besides Keselowski and Edwards, is, and you could have guessed it, Kyle Busch. The way Busch has been driving this year, I would not put it past him to join Keselowski and Edwards on the list of multiple winners.

The Nashville Superspeedway will welcome all three, as well as the rest of the field, back to its concrete tri-oval, as the top drivers on the Nationwide circuit battle for 225 laps. This race is a great opportunity to capitalize on NASCAR Nationwide Series lines, and you would be smart to take advantage.

2011 Federated Auto Parts 300 Winner - Edwards races to NASCAR Nationwide victory

Carl Edwards dominated the NASCAR Nationwide Series race Saturday night at Nashville Superspeedway.

The Sprint Cup star was so overpowering that not even a penalty, an upset stomach or fellow Sprint Cup driver Brad Keselowski could stop him.

He did his customary back flip off the car and then even went into the stands afterward to celebrate with the fans.

Edwards' teammate at Roush Fenway Racing, Ricky Stenhouse Jr., finished second and Mike Dillon was third.

Edwards, who leads the Sprint Cup points race over Jimmie Johnson, was leading when the first caution came out on lap 82 for debris. The next lap he entered the pits and was penalized for speeding and NASCAR officials ordered him to the rear of the longest line of cars for the restart.

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