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The NASCAR Cup Series heads to Darlington Raceway for its annual throwback weekend. New bettors can bet $5 to earn $150 in bonus bets with the FanDuel promo code.

The sports world doesn’t take a break for Mother’s Day, with the NBA/NHL playoffs, Sunday MLB action, NASCAR racing at Darlington, and the AT&T Byron Nelson PGA Tour event. The bonus bets are available to use on any sporting event.

Which driver will pick up a big victory at one of NASCAR’s iconic tracks? And how can you profit with bonus bets? Check out the article below to find out!

FanDuel First Bet: NASCAR Driver Matchup

There are two ways to approach the FanDuel promo code. You can make your first bet ahead of Sunday’s race and then have bonus bets for the race. The other option is making your first $5 wager on Sunday’s Cup Series race. This section breaks down making a first bet on the race.

Last week’s Cup Series race at Kansas was one for the history books. The 37 lead changes marked the sixth most on a mile-and-a-half track since 1982. The final 30 laps saw a fierce battle between Kyle Larson and Denny Hamlin. It concluded with Hamlin turning Larson into the wall on the last lap.

Now, it’s time to turn our focus to Darlington. Hamlin and Larson should be in contention for another victory, but our first bet focuses on a driver matchup between A.J. Allmendinger and Chase Briscoe.

Chase Briscoe (-125) and AJ Allmendinger (-105) are the two protagonists in this particular matchup.

In the four-race sample we’re looking at, Allmendinger hasn’t just been better – he’s been better by a wide margin.

At Auto Club, Allmendinger was 18th in my FLAGS metric while Briscoe was 32nd of 36 cars. That trend continued through the other three races, in which Allmendinger was always between 18th to 22nd in FLAGS and Briscoe always 30th or worse.

While certainly unique, Darlington has at least one similarity to all the other four tracks (banking, tire wear, track length) that there’s little reason to believe Briscoe is suddenly going to pick up the pace by a large amount. I believe the perception of Briscoe is that Darlington should be a good track for him, and he has had some good runs there in both the Xfinity and Cup Series. But those have been sporadic.

Over seven races in NASCAR’s top-two series, Briscoe has one DNF. In the other six races, three each in Cup and Xfinity, Darlington has been a neutral track for him. Briscoe’s come in just 1.7% better than an average track for him per my track…