Looking into the odds a bit more, three Fords are co-favorites to take the checkered flag. Former Daytona 500 winners and 2019 Duel winners Kevin Harvick and Joey Logano are at 8-to-1 alongside 2012 Cup series champion Brad Keselowski. Unlike his counterparts, Keselowski has never won The Great American Race, but has won at the track before.
One thing to note about the Daytona 500 is that the field can pile up at any moment, so leading the most laps isn't always a good thing. Just ask Ryan Blaney -- who comes in at 12-to-1 this year -- about his race last time out. Blaney led 118 laps last year, which was the most since Davey Allison won the race with 127 laps led in 1992, however he wound up finishing seventh. Another driver to watch for this weekend, Denny Hamlin at 10-to-1, has only won the Daytona 500 once despite leading all active drivers with 267 laps out front.
Here's a look at complete odds to win the Daytona 500, per SuperBook USA.

Kevin Harvick 8/1
Brad Keselowski 8/1
Joey Logano 8/1
Clint Bowyer 10/1
Denny Hamlin 10/1
Aric Almirola 12/1
Chase Elliott 12/1
Ryan Blaney 12/1
Kyle Busch 16/1
Ricky Stenhouse Jr 16/1
Kurt Busch 18/1
Martin Truex Jr. 18/1
Jimmie Johnson 20/1
Daniel Suarez 25/1
Paul Menard 25/1
Alex Bowman 30/1
Erik Jones 30/1
Austin Dillon 30/1
Ryan Newman 30/1
Kyle Larson 40/1
William Byron 40/1
Daniel Hemric 60/1
Bubba Wallace 60/1
Ryan Preece 80/1
Chris Buescher 80/1
Matt DiBenedetto 80/1
Michael McDowell 80/1
Ty Dillon 100/1
David Ragan 100/1