NASCAR at Martinsville March 2025: Odds, TV/radio times and more info

RIDGEWAY, Va. — For the third straight weekend, the NASCAR schedule offers a triple-header of racing action from the NASCAR Cup, Xfinity and Craftsman Truck Series.

Martinsville remains the only track from the original 1949 schedule to host a points-awarding NASCAR Cup Series race.

NASCAR Cup Series’ Cook Out 400

• Sunday (March 30) 3 p.m. FS1, MRN (all times Eastern)
• 400 laps
  • Stages end on laps 80, 180, 400
• Last year’s winner: William Byron

Two open entries are among the starters for the seventh NASCAR Cup race of the year. In total 38 drivers will start Sunday.

Casey Mears, who last raced in NASCAR in 2019, will pilot Garage 66’s No. 66 Ford entry in his quest for 500 Cup Series starts. Sunday will be start 490.

Burt Myers, the Bowman Gray Stadium track champion who raced The Clash, will make his official start in the Cup Series Sunday driving the No. 50 Team AmeriVet Chevrolet.

NASCAR Odds for Cook Out 400 at Martinsville Speedway

NASCAR Odds for Cook Out 400 at Martinsville Speedway

Here is the full list of opening odds from favorites to long shots, according to Caesars Sportsbook:

• Ryan Blaney +450
• Kyle Larson +500
• Denny Hamlin +675
• William Byron, Chase Elliott +700
• Christopher Bell +950
• Chase Briscoe +1000
• Joey Logano +1000
• Josh Berry +2000
• Kyle Busch, Ryan Preece, Bubba Wallace +2500
• Alex Bowman +2800
• Ross Chastain, Brad Keselowski, Tyler Reddick +3000
• Austin Cindric +3300
• Chris Buescher +4500
• Ty Gibbs +5000
• Noah Gragson +7500
• Carson Hocevar, Daniel Suarez +10000
• Austin Dillon +15000
• Cole Custer, Todd Gilliland, Shane Van Gisbergen, Erik Jones +25000
• A.J. Allmendinger, Michael McDowell +30000
• Justin Haley +35000
• Burt Myers, John Hunter Nemechek, Ricky Stenhouse Jr. +40000
• Riley Herbst, Zane Smith +50000
• Ty Dillon, Casey Mears +100000
• Cody Ware +150000

Here are the odds for the winning race team:

• Hendrick Motorsports +160
• Joe Gibbs Racing +250
• Team Penske +280
• RFK Racing +1400
• 23XI Racing +1600
• Wood Brothers Racing +2000
• Trackhouse Racing Team +2500
• Richard Childress Racing +3000
• Front Row Motorsports +6000
• Spire Motorsports +7500
• Legacy Motor Club +20000
• Haas Factor Team +25000
• Kaulig Racing +30000
• Team AmeriVet +35000
• Hyak Motorsports +50000
• Garage 66 +100000
• Rick Ware Racing +150000

NASCAR Xfinity Series’ Marine Corps 250 Odds and Info

• Saturday (March 29) 5 p.m. CW, MRN
• 200 laps
  • Stages end on laps 60, 120, 250 
• Last year’s winner: Aric Almirola

Almirola has won the last two Xfinity Series races at the speedway. Justin Allgaier, fresh off his Homestead-Miami Speedway victory, is the only repeat winner thus far in 2025.

Because 40 drivers are entered, two will miss the race. No Cup Series drivers are entered in the race.

Patrick Emerling returns for his third consecutive race in the No. 07 SS Greenlight Chevrolet.

Corey Day will pilot the Hendrick Motorsports No. 17 entry, making his series debut.

Almirola is back in the No. 19 Joe Gibbs Racing Toyota for his fourth start of the year.

Making his Xfinity Series debut, Patrick Staropoli is pulling double-duty between Trucks and Xfinity, racing the No. 24 Sam Hunt Racing Toyota.

Greg Van Alst returns to the Joey Gase Motorsports No. 35 Chevrolet for his fourth race of 2025.

Brad Perez returns to the Alpha Prime Racing No. 45 Chevrolet for t asecond conescutive week.

Mason Maggio is back with Joey Gase Motorsports to pilot the No. 53 Chevrolet in his third planned start of the year.

Tyler Tomassi will attempt to make his debut behind-the-wheel of the No. 66 MBM Motorsports Ford.

Thomas Annuziata returns for his second start of the year with Cope Family Racing and their No. 70 Chevrolet.

Dawson Cram will attempt to make his third start of the year with Mike Harmon Racing and the No. 74 Chevrolet after failing to qualify last week at Homestead-Miami Speedway.

Myatt Snider returns to DGM Racing’s No. 91 Chevrolet for a second consecutive week.

NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series’ The Boys & Girls Club of the Blue Ridge 200 Odds and Info

• Friday (March 21) 7:30 p.m. FS1, NASCAR Racing Network
• 200 laps
  • Stages end on laps 50, 100, 200
• Last year’s winner: Christian Eckes

In total, 35 drivers are entered for the race for 36 spots.

William Byron is the only Cup Series regular entered and will race the Spire Motorsports No. 07 entry.

Lawless Alan, who raced the last three seasons full-time in the series, will make his return for his first Truck race of 2025, driving for TRICON Garage’s No. 1 Toyota.

Norm Benning will return for his second race of the year in his No. 6 Chevrolet.

Corey Day will pilot Spire Motorsports’ No. 7 Chevrolet.

A.J. Waller will make his debut racing the Reaume Brothers Racing No. 22 Ford.

Matt Gould returns to Niece Motorsports for his first start of the year in the No. 44 Chevrolet.

Luke Baldwin, son of NASCAR crew chief and team owner Tommy Baldwin, will make his Truck Series debut for ThorSport Racing in his first of three planned races in the team’s No. 66 Ford.

Ryan Roulette is also making his series debut for Freedom Racing Enterprises and its No. 67 Chevrolet.

Patrick Staropoli returns for his second series start and his first since 2016 racing the No. 84 Toyota for Cook Racing Technologies.