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# Nascar Live Odds Configuration

The Live Odds markets for Nascar can be activated within CTRL by accessing the market configuration templates:

<https://portal.betradar.com/#/configuration/ctrl/configuration/templates/list?activeId=true&sportId=191&typeId=CODDS><br>

There you will find the following template:

* race template

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Templates can be assigned on different levels and will be inherited accordingly as described in the example below:

&#x20; \> **Sport** (Nascar)

&#x20;     \> **Season** (e.g. Nascar Cup Series 2022)

&#x20;         \> **Event** (e.g. Darlington)

{% hint style="danger" %}
No Race Stage

It is important to highlight that there is no race stage under the event stage for Nascar. This means the races take place on the event stage itself. This is different to all motorsports offered so far!
{% endhint %}

\
If a race template is assigned on sport level, it will be inherited for every event except those events which have a dedicated race template assigned.

{% hint style="info" %}
**Please note**

The key for the winner market can be configured dynamically\
by setting a Base key, a Key increment per outcome and a Max key as shown below:

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If a driver retires the key will be adjusted by the configured increment in order to stay competitive.
{% endhint %}


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