Formula 1 2019 – Latest predictions, preview and betting tips May 3, 2020 February 11, 2019 by Charles With F1 2019 just around the corner, the excitement ahead of the new season is growing. Formula 1 – Drivers Championship 2019 Betting and Odds Preview With another season of exciting Formula One racing behind us, we look forward to seeing more action in the coming year. We’ve seen great races in the first half of the last season and a largely disappointing second half. Formula 1 Betting Odds. View all available outright and match odds, plus get news, tips, free bets and money-back offers. All you need to bet. F1 season preview for 2019 with betting odds on Australian GP, Lewis Hamilton, Sebastian Vettel and more. Join Betfair and bet on F1!

Sports Betting Sites is an international guide to internet sports betting which makes F1 betting a great fit for our website. Unlike football (soccer) where different parts of the world follow different leagues and competitions, Formula 1 is truly international. The 2019 F1 calendar consists of 21 races each held in different locations. There are circuits in the Australia, Austria, Azerbaijan, Bahrain, Belgium, Brazil, Canada, China, France, Germany, Hungary, Italy, Japan, Mexico, Monaco, Russia, Singapore, Spain, UAE, United Kingdom and United States. Each race has the same teams and drivers vying for a true world championship.

F1 Betting 2019 Results

As you navigate this section of our website you’ll come across dozens of pages with helpful betting tips. When it comes to betting the sport, pretty much every US sportsbook, UK bookmaker, European betting site and Asian bookie offers F1 betting. Our favourite website for betting Formula 1 is mentioned below.

Where to Bet F1 Online

www.bet365.com is the site we personally prefer for F1 Betting as we have found them to offer the most betting markets. There are however other sites offering lower margin odds on certain markets. To learn more, visit our page on F1 betting sites.

F1 Betting Strategy

As in any sport, there are punters looking to casually bet on their favourite team (or driver), and those who are focused on making consistent profits. Of course this is the same in Formula 1. While casual punters might not be interested in all the details, those of us that take it seriously need every advantage we can get. As someone who looks to profit from F1 betting, I’ve found it very difficult to find certain types of information that is important for picking consistent winners. Anyone can say “driver X is hot right now”, or “constructor Y has the fastest cars”, but that’s only a piece of the information we need for making smart wagers.

To educate myself further, I’ve been compiling various information that is either difficult or impossible to find anywhere else. Now if you’re brand new to F1 betting and just want to learn F1 bet types, and find risk free bets, those two links will get you started. For anyone looking for information more advanced continue reading.

Formula 1 Stats & Betting Strategies

Most sports have a lot of numbers that can be dissected, helping punters make informed decisions. In F1 auto racing however, we have fewer reliable numbers that we can study. The FIA implements significant rules changes almost every season. Drivers change teams. Cars get mechanical and aerodynamic changes. Circuits get tweaked or replaced by other circuits. Tyres get new compounds, or different types of tyres have to be used. Even the weather can have a major impact on race results – much more than the average fan realizes. We’ll keep you abreast on all the changes, and how these changes should affect our F1 betting strategies.

Because of all the changes that can greatly impact a driver or constructor during or between seasons, we can only use stats that have been gathered over a short period of time. Also, there are only a small number of races each season. Both of those things cause the same dilemma – we’re using very small sample sizes. Certain stats can’t be used at all, but in other cases we have to use them because although the sample size is small, there are legitimate reasons for what the stats are telling us.

Before we can throw out and consider a stat irrelevant, we have to look closer and see if there is a reason why the stats are telling us what they do. For example, a math guy will tell you that using numbers generated from 9 races is too small of a sample size to be worth considering. While that may turn out to be correct, this isn’t always the case. First, we have to see if there is a legitimate reason that the numbers are what they are. If we find that X happened 7 of the last 9 times that Y happened, we have to see if there is a reason for that. We cannot just throw it out without considering why. In F1, you can usually find a legitimate reason for short-term anomalies.

It’s like saying that a driver who has won 5 of the last 7 races shouldn’t be considered a favourite simply because 7 races is too small of a sample size. In F1, drivers don’t win bunches of races without having everything dialed-in. Anyone who knows anything about racing knows this driver has to be considered a favourite.

Until a few races have been completed, we don’t know how these changes will affect each driver. This creates some different betting opportunities and strategies from the start of the season versus later in the season. We’ll show you the best betting strategies for early in the season, and how to adjust these strategies as the season moves along. To see the complete calendar of races, please visit the schedule linked on the side bar menu.

Finding Other Ways to Predict Winners

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To consistently predict winners, we have no choice but to look at other aspects of a race. On this site, we show you which tracks are the fastest, which are the slowest, which ones require the most skill, which ones require the most speed. We show you the lowest starting positions you should be betting on for each circuit, and even when you shouldn’t be betting at all. If you’d like to get some tips for making smart bets on outright winners, please visit our F1 Race Winners page.

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www.bet365.com is the website we use the most often.

We have personally used Bet365 to bet outright winner, fastest qualifier, podium finish, top 6, points finish, fastest lap, fastest in practice, qualify winning car, winning car, qualifying margin, winning margin, safety car, winning nationality, combo podium finish, both cars point finish, driver specials, grid position of winner, to be classified, first to retire, and more.

Best F1 Betting Odds

For betting race winners in advanced, and a few other markets the day of the race, the best odds are most often found at www.pinnacle.com and www.5dimes.eu. These sites are less flashy than most punters are used to seeing, but are staples in the gambling industry that sharp gamblers trust. To learn more visit our page on F1 Betting Sites

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The variety of live F1 betting options that can be found is largely determined by the sites you’re wagering at. Some online bookmakers offer a nice selection of live bets, while others are weaker in this area.

If you enjoy live betting and F1 racing, the best idea is to register at several online bookmakers and see what they offer. In-play wagering keeps on becoming more popular so the books are constantly expanding their selections. So, bookmaker X may not offer many live betting options for F1 today, but they might next month.

Types of F1 Live Bets

At most online bookmakers, the same types of bets that can be made before a race are also available during the race – with odds that constantly adjust.

These can include bets on the outright winner, top 3 & top 6 finishers, speed row bets, winning margin, driver matchups, and more.

Some betting sites offer more obscure live bets for F1, including which driver will be first to retire, which driver will record the fastest lap time, or who will lead the most laps.

As a true international sport, and since in-running wagering continues to get more popular, more online bookmakers are expanding their live betting options for F1. We expect to see a lot more growth in this market in the months and years to come.

You can also bet on propositions like “F1 Championship Winner.”

Race Winners

Since you can now bet on the winning driver while the race is running, as the lead changes, so do the odds. Most online bookmakers remove this bet while the top drivers are pitting, and add them back with adjusted odds once the top cars are back in the field.

The later the race is, the lower the odds will be for the lead driver. On circuits where it’s difficult to pass it’s hard to bet against the leader, but the odds are usually very low. For example, the Circuit de Monaco greatly favors the lead driver, so betting against them during the race is a poor idea. Either place your bet before the race begins, or skip this bet entirely.

Punters can get more value in-play wagering on F1 race winners at circuits where there is a lot of passing. Of course it’s harder to pick a winner at circuits like these, but those who follow Formula 1 closely are more likely to find profitable wagers.

Top 3 & Top 6

Top 3 and top 6 live bets work exactly as they do before a race begins, except the odds adjust as the race moves along. As races get closer to the finish, odds for these bets get shorter on drivers who currently hold these positions.

The idea is, with fewer laps to race, there is less chance of seeing position changes. From a punters perspective, there are a number of ways to make these types of in-running bets.

Late in the race, I suggest staying away from the leader in both top 3 and top 6 bets. You might think it’s a lock, but when he gets caught out with 5 laps to go you’ll wonder why you took 1.04 odds on him. This also applies to the top 3 drivers in a top 6 bet. If I’m going to risk a crash or mechanical failure late in a race, I’d rather do it with far greater odds on P4 – P6.

My favourite way to make these bets is in the earlier stages of a race, when I think someone in P4 – P5 will get into the top 3, or when I like someone in P7 – P9 to make the top 6. I’m looking for greater odds on a driver who I expect to move up, not a driver with lower odds who’s expected to keep his position.

Speed Row Bets

Also called matchup bets, speed row bets are wagers where multiple (usually 2-6) drivers are pitted against each other. The punters job is to pick the driver within that group who will have the highest finish in a race. For a couple of reasons, I don’t recommend betting on speed rows.

First, the odds are usually too low for each driver in a speed row – not offering us enough value for any driver in a group. Secondly, speed rows can be very random when they include drivers who are expected to finish in 5th place and lower. Low odds on a random wager is not a good strategy for making profits on live Formula 1 betting.

F1 Betting 2019 Predictions

As a rule, never bet on a speed row that includes the top drivers in a race. Since most F1 races are won by a small group of drivers, the eventual winner is likely to come out of this group anyway, but better odds can be found on the outright winner bet. In a speed row bet, the odds are shorter because the rest of the drivers in the field are eliminated. However, if none of those drivers have a shot to win anyway, you’re getting shorter odds for no legitimate reason.

Fastest Lap

There are two ways to bet on the fastest lap.

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First, punters can select the driver who they think will record the fastest lap. To win these bets, I’m usually not going to pick a driver who has the fastest lap early in the race. His odds will be low, and yet his early lap time isn’t likely to hold up.

Instead, I pay more attention to the practice times put up by different teams on Friday and Saturday. I like to find the fastest cars first, then select the driver I prefer. I’ll usually pick the driver who is higher in the field, meaning there is less traffic in front of him to slow him down.

I’m also looking for aggressiveness, using reputation as a gauge. There are a number of other little factors involved, including team strategy, WDC points standings (who’s willing to risk it?), and weather conditions that I might consider before placing this bet.

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Second, we can also bet on the time itself. Live bets on the time of the fastest lap are offered differently at different bookmakers. Some offer them as an over/under bet on pre-selected times. Other books offer them in bracket formats, allowing punters to pick a lap time within two numbers.

For both of these types of bets, let history tell you where to bet. It’s always a good idea to know the fastest laps of the past, but we also need to be aware of circuit changes from year to year. If a circuit has had any significant changes since the previous race, we have to figure out how those changes will affect lap times.

Most Laps Lead

Bets on the driver who will lead the most laps are quite common. The punter simply picks a driver who they think will lead the most laps in a race. These can be fairly easy bets to win when the race is being held at tight circuits where passing is difficult.

In many of these races, it’s really about figuring out who will lead after lap #1. For example, if your driver is leading at the Circuit de Monaco after lap #1, he’s likely to hold that lead for a long time. The problem is, this driver will offer short odds as well, meaning it can be better to keep your money in your pocket for another day.

The best time to make these types of live F1 bets is early in a race at a circuit where there is a decent amount of passing. Then, choose the driver who likes to be up-front, and has a chance to get there early in the race.

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