Ironman Motocross betting, predictions, odds, picks, lines: Eli Tomac matches up against Hunter Lawrence
Statistics suggest this may not be a cakewalk for Jett. Not only was he beaten last week, but Ironman has favored three riders during the past seven years with multiple wins for Jett, Chase Sexton, and Eli Tomac. The overriding number is that his Washougal loss was only the second time in Jett's Pro Motocross career that he was beaten on the track. It was also the only time he was beaten when he was fully healthy.
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His Washougal victory also altered the line on Sexton. After sitting out four rounds due to an injury at Fox Raceway in Pala, California, Sexton returned with a line of +590 at RedBud. He had a few cobwebs to shake off and didn't perform particularly well, so his line lengthened to +763. That race showed progress with results of fifth in Moto 1 and fourth in Moto 2, so Alt Sports Data, the official linemaker for SuperMotocross, put him back at +580. Since he was likely the most attractive second choice of many bettors who like to cover their bets, he cashed in and was lowered to +387. That bet could be covered with a head-to-head wager of Sexton (+330) over Jett (-515)
Traders seem to be a little uncertain as to Hunter Lawrence's value, so they have settled into a pattern. He was +451 at RedBud, +475 at Spring Creek, +432 at Washougal, and opened practically the same at +431 for Ironman. Last week in Washougal, Hunter finished fourth overall, snapping a four-round runner-up streak, so he remains one of three riders (along with Jett and Sexton) to show minus odds to podium.
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That leaves Eli Tomac (+1251) as one of this week's most attractive propositions. He struggled for a couple of weeks with bike setup, but was convinced he had that fixed in Washougal. He wasn't exactly in Beast Mode, but he was podium-worthy throughout the round and finished second in the first race and third in Moto 2. He's worth some couch cushion money for a podium at +140. If a bettor is willing to forego their specialty coffee drink over the weekend, there is a significant upside to betting on the overall at 25/2.
If Tomac is the least bit attractive to a bettor for either a podium or overall win, he can be covered with a Head-to-Head bet against Hunter. With a minus line of -220, Hunter is favored heavily over Tomac's +160.
Opening Odds, Outright Overall Win
Jett Lawrence, -555 Chase Sexton, +387 Hunter Lawrence, +435 Eli Tomac, +1251 Justin Cooper, +2876 RJ Hampshire, +5680 Jorge Prado, +11136 Justin Barcia, +11136 Malcolm Stewart, +11136 Coty Schock, +12246 Valentin Guillod, +12246 Harri Kullas, +12246 Marshal Weltin, +12246 Colt Nichols, +13414 Benoit Paturel, +13414 Mitchell Harrison, +13414 Lorenzo Locurcio, +13414 Max Miller, +14393 Bryce Shelly, +14606 Romain Pape, +14606 Henry Miller, +14606 Brandon Ray, +14606 Jeremy Hand, +14606 Derek Drake, +14606
Opening Odds, Overall Podium
Jett Lawrence, -2757 Chase Sexton, -296 Hunter Lawrence, -261 Eli Tomac, +140 Justin Cooper, +230 R.J. Hampshire, +258 Justin Barcia, +1160 Jorge Prado, +1369 Malcolm Stewart, +2745 Valentin Guillod, +4796 Harri Kullas, +7841 Coty Schock, +7841 Marshal Weltin, +7841 Benoit Paturel, +7841 Lorenzo Locurcio, +7841 Colt Nichols, +7841 Mitchell Harrison, +7841 Romain Pape, +7841 Derek Drake, +7841 Henry Miller, +7841 Jeremy Hand, +7841 Bryce Shelly, +7841 Brandon Ray, +7841 Max Miller, +7841
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