Formula 1 is a sport that combines both teamwork and individual effort. This is important to understand when considering the betting markets.
Another key point: drivers don’t score points during the race; points are only awarded at the end. This sets F1 apart from sports like soccer.
Here are the main betting markets:
- Race Winner: In this market, you choose which driver will win the race. Odds change in real-time during the race, and you can bet before, during, or after the race.
- Driver’s Championship Winner: In this market, you choose which driver will become the champion of the season. Odds change throughout the season based on each driver’s performance.
- Constructor’s Championship Winner: In this market, you choose which team will be the champion of the season. Odds change throughout the season based on each team’s performance.
- Top 3 Finish: In this market, you choose whether a driver will finish among the top three in the race.
- Pole Position: In this market, you choose which driver will start the race in the pole position.
- Fastest Lap: In this market, you choose which driver will set the fastest lap during the race.
- Driver Duel: In this market, you choose which driver from a team will finish ahead of the other driver from the same team.
- Final Position: In this market, you choose which driver will finish in a specific position in the final season standings.
- Safety Car: In this market, you bet on whether or not a Safety Car intervention will occur during the race.
- Points Scored: In this market, you bet on whether a specific driver or team will score points during the race.
These are the main betting markets in Formula 1. Each market has its own characteristics and odds, and it’s important to have prior knowledge about the race, track conditions, and the performance of drivers and teams before placing your bet.
