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
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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 Odds
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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 hosted the Grand Prix since 1990. Its somewhat…
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Japanese Grand Prix Betting
JAPANESE GRAND PRIX BETTING
Briton Lewis Hamilton has shortened to 1/3 favourite, with Paddy Power, for the 2008 Drivers’ Championship, following a third-place finish in Singapore. Formula One returns to the revamped Fuji International Speedway for the 16th of 18 races that will decide the 2008 World Championship. The Fuji racetrack requires a certain amount of compromise in the way in which the cars are set up, balancing the need for minimal drag on the long straight against the downforce required for the tight sections of the track, with several first or second-gear corners, many with an unusually late apex. The numerous directional and camber changes around the circuit provide a stern test, and the car which behaves in the most predictable manner will be quickest. The last 11 runnings of…
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F1 Singapore Grand Prix Betting
F1 SINGAPORE GRAND PRIX BETTING
Lewis Hamilton remains the 4/6 favourite for the 2008 Drivers’ Championship, despite rival Felipe Massa (6/4 with Boylesports) closing the gap to a single point in the Italian Grand Prix.
Monza Review
Sebastian Vettel scored a victory for F1’s “other” Italian team at Monza. Vettel’s hard-fought victory, at 21 years and 74 days, meant he became the youngest ever F1 Grand Prix winner. With a drive that belied his tender years, Vettel kept a cool head to deny the (allegedly) superior McLaren of Heikki Kovalainen, recording his maiden Grand Prix win, also the first for his Toro Rosso team.
Drivers’ Championship
Ferrari’s Felipe Massa (77 points) closed the gap to just one point by finishing 6th, a place in front of leader Lewis Hamilton (78 points), at Monza. BMW Sauber’s…
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F1 Italian Grand Prix Betting
FORMULA ONE - ITALIAN GRAND PRIX BETTING - 14th SEPTEMBER
In a controversial decision, Lewis Hamilton was stripped of his victory in the Belgian Grand Prix. After reviewing footage of his duel with Kimi Raikkonen in which he cut the corner of the chicane before overtaking the Ferrari, stewards added twenty-five seconds to Hamilton’s race time, despite the McLaren slowing to let Raikkonen retake his lead. As a result, Hamilton was demoted to third, with Ferrari’s Felipe Massa given the race victory. Raikkonen pointedly refused to absolve his rival of any wrongdoing. Hamilton was adamant that no advantage had been gained after he allowed Raikkonen to retake the lead. McLaren are appealing the ruling which means the final say will belong with the FIA’s International Court of Appeal.
Drivers’ Championship
If the…
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F1 Belgian Grand Prix Betting
BELGIAN GRAND PRIX BETTING - 7th SEPTEMBER
Drivers’ Championship
With two-thirds of the season gone, the 2008 Formula One Drivers’ Championship has resolved itself into a three-way contest, with McLaren’s pullquote Lewis Hamilton leading the way with 70 points (best-priced 4/6 with sportingbet endpullquote to take the title), pursued by Ferrari’s Valencia winner Felipe Massa (64 points), who is an 11/4 chance with Paddy Power and team-mate Kimi Raikkonen (57 points), a best-priced 11/2 with SkyBet. The BMW Sauber drivers Robert Kubica (55 points) and Nick Heidfeld (41 points) have been dismissed by the bookmakers, offers of 80/1 and 200/1 being available with SkyBet and Ladbrokes respectively. The same applies to Hamilton’s team-mate Heikki Kovalainen, a 150/1 chance with VCbet.
Constructors’ Championship
Given the dominance of their drivers, the Constructors’ Championship is a head-to-head…
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Hungarian Grand Prix Betting
HUNGARIAN GRAND PRIX BETTING - 3rd AUGUST
Lewis Hamilton
Lewis Hamilton’s 4th Grand win of the season, completely dominating the Hockenheim race, gave McLaren their first German victory since 1998, leaving Constructors’ Championship rivals Ferrari with plenty to think about.
Renault left a Grand Prix with something to celebrate for the first time this season with rookie driver Nelson Piquet Jr. finishing second. Hamilton realises it is time to be cool, calm, and collected following successive wins that have moved him to the top of the Drivers’ Championship standings, with 58 points, 4 in front of Ferrari’s Felipe Massa. He realises that, after superb drives at Silverstone and Hockenheim, it would be easy to get carried away. He has not forgotten, however, that a mere four weeks ago he was having a hard…
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F1 German Grand Prix Live Betting
At the halfway point of the Formula One Grand Prix, Lewis Hamilton has led from the very start, and was looking comfortable as he built up a 11.7 second gap over his Driver’s Championship rival Fernando Massa, when during lap 35 the Toyota of Glock was involved in a huge crash, resulting in the safety car being brought out, eroding Hamilton’s lead to nothing when the race restarts. Remember you can bet live on the German Grand Prix right up to the final lap with 888sport, Bet365, Skybet and Paddy Power.
As a result, Hamilton’s odds to win the German Grand Prix from Hockenheim have dropped to a still well favourite 1/5 (Bet365). Massa is up to 9/2 (Stan James) and Kovalainen out at 25/1 (Bet365). With 28 laps remaining, the…
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