Bet On Formula 1 at the 2024 Japanese Grand Prix

We are in the early stages of another long Formula 1 season, with fans of the sport wondering if this will be the year when we see Max Verstappen’s stranglehold on the sport come to an end

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He has won 3 straight World Championships, and other than his first title, which came in rather controversial circumstances, it really hasn’t been close. With Lewis Hamilton and Mercedes, a relationship that will come to an end after this season, unable to compete with Red Bull Racing, it now seems as though the Championship is Verstappen’s to lose. That said, the standings are a little tighter at the top of the driver standings than expected after 3 races, but there is a reason for that, which we will get into in a moment. The Japanese Grand Prix goes this coming Sunday, so who will be victorious at the end? Let’s take a closer look at the current F1 odds.

Max Verstappen f1 race odds -500

After the controversy of his first World Championship, where many believed he won it unfairly, Verstappen seems to be on a mission to prove everyone one wrong in the most impactful way possible. His 2nd championship was good, but what he delivered last season was nothing short of total domination. It was very much business as usual to start the season, with Verstappen winning the opening 2 races in Bahrain and Saudi Arabia. Just when we thought it was the start of another runaway victory season, Verstappen was forced to retire in Australia, which meant picking up zero points and allowing the chasing pack to edge closer. He has won in back-to-back seasons in Japan, so every reason to think Verstappen will bounce back this week.

Bet On F1 Max Verstappen Japanese Grand Prix Odds

Sergio Perez f1 race odds +1200

It has been a pretty impressive start to the season for Red Bull Racing, with Verstappen in first overall and his teammate, Sergio Perez, currently sitting in 3rd. Perez had to settle for 2nd in the opening 2 races of the season behind Verstappen, but he did manage to finish in Australia, albeit outside of the top 3, finishing 5th in that race. All of that leaves Perez on 46 points, just 5 back of the champions, but can he keep that momentum going this weekend? While he was forced to retire in Japan last year, he did land on the podium in the year prior.

Bet On F1 Sergio Perez Japanese Grand Prix Odds