The value in this bet is quickly disappearing with Hamilton a whole lot shorter to claim this accolade than he has been in the recent past. Value Bet Lewis Hamilton – Podium Finish – 83/100 It will be fairly damp on Friday and Saturday, however, so we could see a bit of a shake-up in the qualification results if the morning rain persists into the afternoon. There should be plenty of overtaking opportunities on Sunday with dry weather predicted.
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The venue allows drivers to push their machines to their limits with a series of long straights and lightning-quick corners. It was a real shame as this is one of the few tracks that still has quite an old-school feel to it- and I mean that in the exciting sense. It would never resume and Max Verstappen would be awarded the points. The field crawled around the track for two laps – which race control considered “race laps” – before the race was suspended again during the third lap. After hours of delays because of heavy rain, the “race” finally got underway after 18:00 local time behind the safety car.
Let’s be honest, last year’s Belgian Grand Prix was a bit of a farce. Lando Norris (seventh) brought his car in just before a stream of veterans with the evergreen Fernando Alonso taking eighth, the still relatively young Esteban Ocon claiming ninth and the soon-to-be-retired Sebastian Vettel taking tenth Track – Spa-Francorchamps Sandwiched between the Prancing Stag duo was the Red Bull of Sergio Perez. The Dutchman was followed across the line by the twin Mercedes of Lewis Hamilton – who claimed his best result of the season with a second-place finish – and George Russel in third.įerrari managed to salvage some pride and points from an extremely disappointing weekend with Carlos Sainz, who started the race P2, finishing fourth and Charles LeClerc, who qualified P3, claiming sixth place. Probably not the best advert for those wanting a more competitive Championship race, but what can you do? He even had time to spin out, collect himself and carry on. Max Verstappen turned on the style last time out in Hungary as he went from P10 on the grid to claim his eighth race of the campaign and extend his lead at the top of the Drivers’ Championship to 80 points.
Our F1 scribes runs the rule over the Belgian Grand Prix and gives both his value bet and who he reckons will take top honors this Sunday.
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