Formula One Betting
Betting on F1 is incredibly popular these days, as it is so competitive and wildly unpredictable – the slightest mistake by a driver rarely goes unpunished and could result in them being overtook or even crash out of the race altogether – Which if course adds an added level of excitement to the F1 betting experience. You can bet on a huge variety of markets within Formula One, including of course the long bets such as Driver’s Championship and Constructor’s Championship.
You can also bet on a number of different markets during the race weekend – From who will take Pole Position in Qualifying, to who will win the Grand Prix (Driver and Team betting on this market are normally available). In a similar way to place betting on horse racing, you can also bet on a driver finishing on the Podium (i.e. a top 3 finish). Several other bets are normally available closer to the race, and you should check out the bookmakers websites for these bets and the latest Grand Prix betting odds. Give yourself an edge by subscribing to our exclusive FREE Formula One betting previews.
Latest Grand Prix Betting Odds
Who will win the Driver’s Championship?
Who will win the Constructor’s Championship?
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Lauda: Frustrating Hamilton needs to learn from Button
By William Taylor – A sports writer for Formula1Fancast – A place for Formula 1 Blogs, News and Videos! Follow us on Twitter!
Lewis Hamilton can learn a lot from his team mate, Jenson Button, according three-time World Champion, Niki Lauda.
The Austrian former Formula 1 driver believes that the McLaren ace has all the necessary talent to win the championship again, but he could do with adopting a more cautious driving style.
Hamilton is very much considered the number one driver in his team, but this season Button has often out-performed him.
During the last race in Belgium, there was the all too familiar site of Hamilton crashing out, leaving Button to carry the hopes of the team.
And Lauda, who himself…
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Who will reign in Spain?
With Formula One fans across the world gearing up for the next Grand Prix race this weekend, with the action heading over to Barcelona for the Spanish race, F1 punters may well be seeking the best value bets in the build-up to Sunday. When it comes to the likely winner, some people are unable to look past the obvious choice of Sebastian Vettel, but that pick is based solely on his dominance to date this season, rather than looking back at the previous stats applicable to this particular Grand Prix.
Should you choose to look at these stats when thinking about your F1 bets this weekend, you may well end up reflecting on the fact that Ferrari hold the record for highest number of wins recorded at the…
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Button learning on the job
Jenson Button has admitted that all the drivers in Formula One are learning to deal with how the sport has changed this season, with the new rules, regulations and toys all introduced this year. The changes were implemented to make overtaking more common and therefore increase the excitement in the sport. The biggest change made has been with the Pirelli tyres that have been introduced, the rapidly-degrading tyres forcing teams to rethink their game plans and strategies.
McLaren driver Button has had a decent start to the new campaign, with his second place in Malaysia the highlight so far. Despite his encouraging opening three races, 2009 world champion Button has said he expects all the teams to still be working out which plan works for them as the drivers…
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Rosberg feeling as low as his petrol gauge
Nico Rosberg was left rueing mistakes made by his team after problems with low fuel scuppered Mercedes chances of a podium finish at the Chinese Grand Prix at the weekend. The German started in fourth but managed to work his way to the front of the pack, leading for 14 laps before a lack of fuel meant Lewis Hamilton, Mark Webber and Jenson Button all passed by in the final few laps.
Rosberg was decidedly miffed after leading the race for such a long time only to finish outside the top-three. Anyone who had backed him in the F1 betting odds would have been annoyed.
“Leading the race for such a long time was a great feeling. But we had fuel consumption issues which made it really…
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Button ready to mount challenge
Jenson Button’s second place finish at last weekend’s Malaysian Grand Prix has given the driver the belief that he can once again challenge for the world-title this season. Button finished behind Sebastian Vettel, who picked up back-to-back victories for Red Bull, but the Brit has seen enough from the opening two races of the season to believe he could reclaim his 2009 title.
Speaking after his “very important” podium finish alongside Vettel and Renault’s Nick Heidfeld, Button maintained his optimism of challenging come the end of the season, although those looking to place F1 bets might disagree.
“It gives me confidence. The feeling of the car is good and that is important to me. We can’t let the Red Bulls have it all their own way for…
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Singapore Grand Prix Odds
The Singapore Grand Prix takes place on Sunday 27th September, and Sky Bet is the only stop you need to make for Singapore Grand Prix Odds and F1 odds covering many markets.
In current F1 betting odds, Jenson Button is 10/11 favourite to lift the driver’s championship. Last year’s winner, Lewis Hamilton, is a distant 25/1 following a turbulent start to his campaign. Mark Webber is 9/4 and Sebastian Vettel is 11/4. Singapore Grand Prix Odds are 25/1 that the Championship will be decided in Singapore, but the favourites are Brazil and Abu Dhabi (both 10/11).
In F1 Constructors Championship betting, Red Bull are 2/5 favourites to win, with Brawn GP (7/4) fading after a dream start to their first season on the grid.
This year’s Singapore…
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Jenson Button F1 odds
Jenson Button Drivers’ Championship odds: from 50/1 to 1/7 in under 3 months
Formula 1’s hottest property, Jenson Button, has now claimed five victories in the opening six races of the 2009 season. Immediately after the title show-down in 2008, Jenson Button was available at 50/1 in Sky Bet’s Drivers’ Championship betting but by the time the season started he was just 5/1 for the title and is now 1/7.
This season, Formula 1 has seen one of the most remarkable turnarounds in the sport’s history and this is represented most clearly by how the Formula 1 betting odds have changed since last November.
Sky Bet Odds: 2009/10 Formula 1 Drivers’ Championship
Brazilian Grand Prix Betting
BRAZIL GRAND PRIX BETTING – 2nd November
Following a 3rd place in Singapore and a disappointing 12th place, from pole position in Japan, Lewis Hamilton would have undoubtedly been delighted by his (and his car’s) performance in China. Hamilton put up imperious performances, both in qualifying and the race itself. From pole position, he “made all” in the race, triumphing by 15 seconds from Ferrari’s Felipe Massa, whose team-mate Kimi Raikkonen was just behind in third. Hamilton is now a best-priced 1/5 with sportingbet to collect the drivers’ title.
TV Coverage
The Brazilian Grand Prix will be televised live on ITV1 and Setanta Ireland.
Interlagos
The Brazilian Grand Prix takes place at the Autodromo José Carlos Pace in Interlagos, a district of Sao Paulo, which has…
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