Formula 1: Spanish Grand Prix Odds and Predictions

Formula 1: Spanish Grand Prix Odds and Predictions

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Last Updated on May 6, 2021 3:54 pm by

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The highest category of automotive sports lands on one of the most important circuits within Formula 1, the Circuit de Barcelona – Catalunya to contest the long-awaited GP of Spain. This event will be the first double of the season, after the previous race, where the best drivers in the world drove at the Autodromo Internacional do Algarve, Portugal.

This is the fourth round of the year in the F1 world motorsport championship. This race will be held on May 7, 8, and 9, at the Montmeló Spanish circuit. As usual, on Friday the first free practices will be held, on Saturday the qualifying race or Pole Position will be run, and on Sunday morning (Eastern Time) the Spanish Grand Prix will be run.

For this race, the two best drivers of the season arrive with a very exciting fight. The current champion, Lewis Hamilton, after achieving his second victory of the season in Portimao will face the leader of the general table Max Verstappen. Verstappen is 8 points above Portimao on the general table, in which they are now each other’s ultimate rivals. This race is getting a lot to talk, in which the Red Bull team is generating a lot of impressions stating that very shortly they will be able to dethrone Mercedes. Mercedes has won the last 7 world championships and this year they lead the tournament, but with a short 18-point lead over Red Bull.

The Montmeló circuit is the one used by F1 for pre-season practices. This is mainly because the Circuit de Barcelona – Catalunya is one of the best in terms of layout. However, due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the practices were not carried out in Barcelona, ​​so this race will be the first time that cars travel in Montmeló.

One of the main novelties of the Montmeló circuit for this season is the remodeling of turn 10. It will be a more rounded curve than the previous one, in which meters have been gained in the loophole, which will be mixed between asphalt and gravel. This will notably improve safety in a critical area since it is considerably long braking after one of the longest straights of the entire circuit.

Below is the general classification table of drivers and teams for this season.

F1 General Classification Table

POS Pilot Points Team
1 Lewis Hamilton 69 Mercedes
2 Max Verstappen 61 Red Bull Racing
3 Lando Norris 37 McLaren F1
4 Valtteri Bottas 32 Mercedes
5 Charles Leclerc 28 Ferrari
6 Sergio Pérez 22 Red Bull Racing
7 Daniel Ricciardo 16 McLaren F1
8 Carlos Sainz Jr. 14 Ferrari
9 Esteban Ocon 8 Alpine Tauri
10 Pierre Gasly 7 Alpha Tauri
11 Lance Stroll 5 Aston Martin
12 Fernando Alonso 5 Alpine Tauri
13 Yuki Tsunoda 2 Alpha Tauri
14 Kimi Raikkonen - Alfa Romeo
15 Antonio Giovinazzi - Alfa Romeo
16 Sebastian Vettel - Aston Martin
17 George Russell - Williams
18 Mick Schumacher - Haas Ferrari
19 Nikita Mazepin - Haas Ferrari
20 Nicholas Latifi - Williams

Important Race Information

  • When is it? The game will be on Sunday, May 9, 2021.
  • What time is it? The race starts at 9:00 hours ET.
  • Where? Barcelona – Catalunya, Spain.
  • Where can I see it? ESPN, FoxSports.

Spanish Grand Prix Betting Lines

Pilot Odds
Lewis Hamilton +110
Max Verstappen +150
Lando Norris +5000
Valtteri Bottas +650
Charles Leclerc +5000
Sergio Pérez +900
Daniel Ricciardo +6600
Carlos Sainz Jr. +6600
Esteban Ocon +25000
Pierre Gasly +10000
Lance Stroll +25000
Fernando Alonso +25000
Yuki Tsunoda +50000
Kimi Raikkonen +50000
Antonio Giovinazzi +50000
Sebastian Vettel +50000
George Russell +50000
Mick Schumacher +50000
Nikita Mazepin +400000
Nicholas Latifi +400000

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