As a sport, Formula 1 can be seen as predictable, and you would think that would make it a bit of a dud for betting, but it is also one of the most watched sports in the world and as the articles below will show you, there is still value and potential to be found when betting on Formula 1.
It’s true that big upsets are less common, and that the favourites tend to win and at short odds too, but there is plenty of entertainment value to be had from outrights, and prop bets a great for fun and variety and a skilled bettor can use them to his or her advantage.
What Does Did Not Finish (DNF) Mean in F1?
Did Not Finish (DNF) is not a result any bettor wants to see in relation to their bet, but to make things worse, even a car that finishes might not officially finish. The way DNF works in F1 is a little confusing, but all is explained here.
Is F1 Too Predictable?
There have been many grumblings about the way F1 has gone over the years, with the lack of overtaking and something of a monopoly at the top arguably making the sport less exciting and very predictable. Is this true, and if so, what does it mean for the bettor?
Driver & Constructor Championships Betting in F1
When it comes to outright bets on F1 these two are the clear front runners. They are bets that run as long as the season remains undecided, so they are excellent value for money as far as entertainment is concerned, and we take a good look at both here.
Does Pole Position Matter in Formula 1?
The starting position is a major factor of any Forumla One race. There are some interesting stats relating to the success of drivers starting in pole position, and you can read all about them here.