There are a handful of questionable favorites heading into Sunday's Daytona 500 (1:00 PM ET, FOX), including past champions and some drivers still searching for their first trip to Victory Lane at Daytona.Why are they favorites? Well, because Vegas likes their chances, even if we don't.Although it truly is anyone's race at Daytona (just look at what 20-year-old Trevor Bayne was able to accomplish in 2011), some drivers are just safer bets.The big one will come at some point—it always does. Early, late or whenever, it can rewrite the Daytona 500 script in an instant and set the stage for an improbable winner.That being said, these shaky favorites should be avoided at all costs on Sunday: Dale Earnhardt Jr., 10-1, according to...

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There are a handful of questionable favorites heading into Sunday's Daytona 500 (1:00 PM ET, FOX), including past champions and some drivers still searching for their first trip to Victory Lane at Daytona.Why are they favorites? Well, because Vegas likes their chances, even if we don't.Although it truly is anyone's race at Daytona (just look at what 20-year-old Trevor Bayne was able to accomplish in 2011), some drivers are just safer bets.The big one will come at some point—it always does. Early, late or whenever, it can rewrite the Daytona 500 script in an instant and set the stage for an improbable winner.That being said, these shaky favorites should be avoided at all costs on Sunday: Dale Earnhardt Jr., 10-1, according to...

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There are a handful of questionable favorites heading into Sunday's Daytona 500 (1:00 PM ET, FOX), including past champions and some drivers still searching for their first trip to Victory Lane at Daytona.Why are they favorites? Well, because Vegas likes their chances, even if we don't.Although it truly is anyone's race at Daytona (just look at what 20-year-old Trevor Bayne was able to accomplish in 2011), some drivers are just safer bets.The big one will come at some point—it always does. Early, late or whenever, it can rewrite the Daytona 500 script in an instant and set the stage for an improbable winner.That being said, these shaky favorites should be avoided at all costs on Sunday: Dale Earnhardt Jr., 10-1, according to...

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