
7/10: CHICAGO PREVIEW
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2/8: 2010 SPRINT CUP PREVIEW
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Micah 's Weekly Picks
2010 Record: 12 of 18
Total: + $275.00
#19-LifeLock.com 400
1st…Tony Stewart (10-1)…$100
2nd…Jimmie Johnson (3-1)…$50
3rd…Jeff Gordon (7-1)…$50
4th… Jamie McMurray (25-1)…$50
5th…Kasey Kahne (16-1)…$50
#18-Coke Zero 400
1st…Greg Biffle (25-1)…20th
2nd…Kevin Harvick (10-1)…1st
3rd…Dale Jr. (12-1)…4th
4th… Jamie McMurray (10-1)…39th
5th…Kyle Busch (10-1)…40th
Winner: Kevin Harvick
Current Balance: + $275
#17-Lenox Tools 301
1st…Kyle Busch (9-1)…11th
2nd…Jimmie Johnson (3-1)…1st
3rd…Jeff Burton (15-1)…12th
4th… Jeff Gordon (10-1)…4th
5th…Ryan Newman (30-1)…6th
Winner: Jimmie Johnson
Current Balance: + $25
#16-Infineon
1st…Kevin Harvick (12-1)…3rd
2nd…Tony Stewart (5-1)…9th
3rd…Marcos Ambrose (6-1)…6th
4th… Jeff Gordon (5-1)…5th
5th…Jamie McMurray (40-1)…15th
Winner: Jimmie Johnson
Current Balance: + $125
#15-Michigan 400
1st…Carl Edwards (30-1)…12th
2nd…Matt Kenseth (30-1)…14th
3rd…Jimmie Johnson (3-1)…6th
4th… Greg Biffle (30-1)…9th
5th…Jeff Gordon (8-1)…4th
Winner: Denny Hamlin
Current Balance: + $425
#14-Pocono 500
1st…Jeff Burton (13-1)…7th
2nd…J.P. Montoya (20-1)…8th
3rd…Denny Hamlin (4-1)…1st
4th… Kevin Harvick (25-1)…4th
5th…Clint Bowyer (18-1)…9th
Winner: Denny Hamlin
Current Balance: + $725
#13-Coca-Cola 600
1st…Kurt Busch (8-1)…1st
2nd…Greg Biffle (35-1)…32nd
3rd…Juan Pablo Montoya (30-1)…38th
4th… Jeff Burton (12-1)…25th
5th…Martin Truex Jr. (25-1)…23rd
Winner: Kurt Busch
Current Balance: + $775
#12-Autism Speaks 400
1st…Carl Edwards (15-1)…8th
2nd…Greg Biffle (20-1)…6th
3rd…Tony Stewart (18-1)…9th
4th… Matt Kenseth (20-1)…3rd
5th…Kyle Busch (5-1)…1st
Winner: Kyle Busch
Current Balance: + $175
#11-Showtime Southern 500
1st…Denny Hamlin (5-1)…1st
2nd…Jeff Gordon (5-1)…4th
3rd…Kyle Busch (12-1)…7th
4th… Kurt Busch (15-1)…3rd
5th…Ryan Newman (30-1)…9th
Winner: Denny Hamlin
Current Balance: + $175
#10-Crown Royal 400
1st…Jeff Gordon (8-1)…2nd
2nd…Clint Bowyer (15-1)…12th
3rd…Denny Hamlin (10-1)…11th
4th… Kyle Busch (3-1)…1st
5th…Kurt Busch (12-1)…18th
Winner: Kyle Busch
Current Balance: - $125
#9-Aaron’s 499
1st…Dale Jr. (15-1)…13th
2nd…Kyle Busch (10-1)…9th
3rd…Kurt Busch (10-1)…8th
4th… Kevin Harvick (10-1)…1st
5th…Joey Lagano (35-1)…36th
Winner: Kevin Harvick
Current Balance: - $25
#8-Samsung 500
1st…Matt Kenseth (15-1)…20th
2nd…Juan Pablo Montoya (18-1)…34th
3rd…Kurt Busch (10-1)…4th
4th… Clint Bowyer (15-1)…36th
5th…Kasey Kahne (20-1)…5th
Winner: Denny Hamlin
Current Balance: - $275
#7-Subway 600
1st…Tony Stewart (12-1)…23rd
2nd…Jeff Burton (18-1)…25th
3rd…Jimmie Johnson (5-1)…3rd
4th… Denny Hamlin (20-1)…30th
5th…Clint Bowyer (18-1)…9th
Winner: Ryan Newman
Current Balance: +25
#6-Goody’s 500
1st…Jeff Burton (13-1)…20th
2nd…Jeff Gordon (6-1)…3rd
3rd…Denny Hamlin (5-1)…1st
4th… Juan Pablo Montoya (15-1)…36th
5th…Jamie McMurray (30-1)…30th
Winner: Denny Hamlin
Current Balance: +325
#5-Food City 500
1st…Jimmie Johnson (5-1)…1st
2nd…Juan Pablo Montoya (10-1)…26th
3rd…Matt Kenseth (12-1)…5th
4th…Denny Hamlin (9-1)…19th
5th…Mark Martin (11-1)…35th
Winner: Jimmie Johnson
Current Balance: +325
#4-Kobalt Tools 500
1st…Jeff Burton (18-1)…20th
2nd…Dale Jr. (18-1)…15th
3rd…Jimmie Johnson (5-1)…12th
4th…Mark Martin (6-1)…33rd
5th…Kasey Kahne (20-1)…4th
Winner: Kurt Busch
Current Balance: +25
#3-Shelby American
1st…Kyle Busch (7-1)…15th
2nd…Kurt Busch (10-1)…35th
3rd…Mark Martin (8-1)…4th
4th…Jeff Gordon (8-1)…3rd
5th…Clint Bowyer (15-1)…8th
Winner: Jimmie Johnson
Current Balance: +325
#2-Auto Club 500
1st…Mark Martin (8-1)…4th
2nd…Jimmie Johnson (5-1)…1st
3rd…Clint Bowyer (10-1)…8th
4th…Kevin Harvick (20-1)…2nd
5th…Jeff Gordon (12-1)…20th
Winner: Jimmie Johnson
Current Balance: +625
#1-Daytona 500
1st…Kyle Busch (8-1)…14th
2nd…Matt Kenseth (20-1)…8th
3rd…Jimmie Johnson (10-1)…35th
4th…Jeff Gordon (12-1)…26th
5th…Jamie McMurray (30-1)…1st
Winner: Jamie McMurray
Current Balance: +475
Micah Roberts is a former Las Vegas Sports Book Director with over 15 years of experience in creating and setting betting lines for all sports.
He became the go-to source for all media outlets regarding NASCAR betting when NASCAR first came to Las Vegas in 1998 because he offered more propositions tied in to the sport than anyone had seen before.
His odds were sent out every year in a press release by the Las Vegas Motor Speedway prior to any of their events for NASCAR’s Nationwide, Trucks, and Cup Series events as well as the two annual NHRA events each year. NHRA odds had never been posted by anyone in Nevada prior.
Micah went to UNLV to become a history teacher and switched to journalism by his junior year. While going to school, he landed a part time job at a sports book writing bets on the weekends. There was no better job in the world for a sports fan who would be at home watching the games anyway.
After two years, his knowledge of all sports was recognized and appreciated and was subsequently promoted giving him the opportunity to utilize all his sports and betting knowledge to the house‘s advantage.
From there, things just took off in the gaming industry, but Roberts still held to his journalism roots writing a weekly NASCAR column and appearing on several national radio and television shows.
He currently writes for several media outlets covering NASCAR, Pro Football, College Football, College Basketball, and Fantasy Football.
He can be followed at Twitter under the name MicahRoberts7.
Alexandra “Alli” Owens, Driver
Alli Owens knows it is a long, narrow path leading to racing’s top series. Owens, though, has never let that stop her before.
Being a female in a male dominated industry, Owens doesn’t expect success to come easy. She’s well aware of the devotion and sacrifice it takes to make it in the sport. But Owens has demonstrated time and time again that her dedication to racing knows no bounds. Owens’ first taste of racing competition was on a Huffy bike. She signed on as a factory rider for Dan’s Competition/Huffy Bikes, scoring several wins and taking home the prestigious President’s Cup national championship award.
When Owens turned 12 years old, she upgraded her bicycle for a Quarter Midget and launched her career in motorsports. The following year, she continued building her racing resume at the Volusia (Fla.) Speedway Park half-mile clay oval, competing in the Dirt Pure Stock Division. Owens capped off her rookie year with an impressive two wins, six top-fives and eight top-10 finishes.
In 2004, Owens was selected to be part of the prestigious Lyn St. James Academy driver development program. While in school, Owens fine tuned her driving skills and polished her media techniques. Owens left the academy ready to graduate to asphalt racing. She began competing in the Mini Stock division at the half-mile oval at New Smyrna Speedway. Owens was fast out of the gates. She completed the season third in the championship standings and took home Rookie-of-the-Year honors as well.
Owens progressed to the Late Model division at New Smyrna Speedway in 2005. In her first event, Owens scored a second-place finish. She finished third in the championship standings in route to another Rookie-of-the-Year crown.
2007 was a banner season for Owens. She forged a relationship ElectrifyingCareers.com, an organization dedicated to getting young people charged up about careers in the electrical industry. ElectrifyingCareers.com sponsored Owens in the NASCAR Whelen All-American Series at Hickory Motor Speedway and in the Late Model division at Tri-County Speedway.
Owens took her racing career to the next level in 2008. She paired with Mario Gosselin’s DGM Racing to drive the No. 12 ElectrifyingCareers.com car in the ARCA RE/MAX Series. Owens achieved three top-15, four top-20 and seven top-25 finishes in the 12 events she competed in.
Last season the 20 year-old joined D’Hondt Motorsports to tackle the 2009 ARCA RE/MAX season.
Track Talk Motorsports Radio, featuring Alli Owens, was broadcast live in 2009 on the Prime Sports Radio Network. Here were some of those memorable shows from last year.
7/2/09..Justin Lofton; Rain debate
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6/25/09..Mike Owens
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5/14/09..Sherry Owens
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4/9/09...Kenny Wallace; Da. Reutimann
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