With high temperatures predicted all weekend, I think we can get after Lewis Hamilton a little bit, despite him topping practice times yesterday afternoon. Continue reading…
Filed under: 2008, F1, Ferrari, Hungarian GP, Kimi Raikkonen, Lewis Hamilton, McLaren, Nick Heidfeld, Pole Position, Qualifying, Tyres, Winner, formula 1 | 2 Comments
Hungary: Early Prices
The markets are still forming in advance of Sunday’s Hungarian Grand Prix so I’ve been scouting around on oddschecker for some early value. Continue reading
Filed under: 2008, F1, Honda, Hungarian GP, Jenson Button, Retirements, Rubens Barichello, Safety Car | 4 Comments
Hungarian Grand Prix Data Sheet
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It is back to the full complement of ten-year data for this weekend’s data sheet as we return to a familiar spot on the Formula 1 calendar. Can you spot anything in here which would warrant taking a position? |
Title: Hungarian Grand Prix Data Sheet | Format: PDF | Filesize: 83.3kb
Filed under: 2008, Data sheet, F1, F1Punter, Fastest Lap, Hungarian GP, Pole Position, Retirements, Safety Car, formula 1 | 0 Comments
It’s All About Kimi
Hamilton’s blinding pole-position lap yesterday should have been the sole headline-generator from the weekend so far; but plenty is being made too of the struggles that Kimi Raikkonen is again having with the Hockenheimring circuit. With the markets being comprehensively shaken up after qualifying, I think that there are opportunities for money to be made from the Finn. Continue reading…
Filed under: 2008, F1, Fastest Lap, Ferrari, Fuel, German GP, Hockenheim, Kimi Raikkonen, Lewis Hamilton, Retirements, Winner, formula 1 | 1 Comment
German Grand Prix Data Sheet
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A slightly abridged data sheet this week, taking into account that the German GP isn’t always held at Hockenheim these days and that the track layout was significantly modified after 2001. Early thoughts are that it is no surprise to see the majority of bookmakers odds-on about a Kimi fastest lap. |
Title: German Grand Prix Data Sheet | Format: PDF | Filesize: 80.4kb
Filed under: 2008, Classified, Data sheet, F1, F1Punter, Fastest Lap, German GP, Hat trick, Hockenheim, Kimi Raikkonen, Pole Position, Retirements, Safety Car, Winner, Winning Margin, formula 1 | 1 Comment
Silverstone Best Of The Rest
Mark Webber and Fernando Alonso lie next to each other, eighth and ninth in the championship respectively, with just two points separating them. Whilst the season has been the most consistent in memory for the Australian, it has been one of frustration for the Spaniard. Regardless it is likely that these two Renault-powered drivers will be fighting for the same bit of tarmac in today’s race. Continue reading…
Filed under: 2008, Best Of The Rest, British GP, F1, Fernando Alonso, Fuel, Head-to-Head, Mark Webber, Qualifying, RBR, Red Bull, Renault, Silverstone, formula 1 | 3 Comments
Silverstone Preview
I’m inclined to tread a little warily this weekend. My gut instinct is that McLaren will put Lewis Hamilton on a Pole strategy tomorrow in an effort get the boy wonder some good publicity, following what has been a difficult couple of weeks for him, both on and off the track. Continue reading…
Filed under: 2008, British GP, F1, Fastest Lap, Felipe Massa, Ferrari, Kimi Raikkonen, Lewis Hamilton, Match Bets, McLaren, Pole Position, Timo Glock, Toyota, Winner, formula 1 | 0 Comments
British Grand Prix Data Sheet
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Click the pdf icon for a summary of the historic data for forthcoming British Grand Prix. No safety car last year was unusual for Silverstone, with five in the previous four years. Is the even money at Betfair for it to be seen again too big? And who will come out on top in the race, Ferrari or McLaren? |
Title: British Grand Prix Data Sheet | Format: PDF | Filesize: 85.9kb
Filed under: 2008, British GP, Data sheet, F1, F1Punter, Ferrari, McLaren, Pole Position, Retirements, Safety Car, Silverstone, formula 1 | 0 Comments
French Fancies
I thought that I had spotted some value in the winning margin market. Bet365 are offering Evens that the winning margin in Sunday’s race will be greater than six seconds. The average winning margin around Magny-Cours in the last ten years is 9.97 seconds. Continue reading…
Filed under: 2008, Best Of The Rest, F1, Felipe Massa, French GP, Fuel, Kimi Raikkonen, Magny-Cours, Mark Webber, Nelson Piquet, RBR, Red Bull, Retirements, Safety Car, Weather, formula 1 | 0 Comments
Magny-Cours Points to Coulthard
Fresh from his podium finish in Canada, David Coulthard can be backed at 9/4 to steer his Red Bull to some more world championship points this weekend. Given his record at the circuit and Red Bull’s steady progress throughout this season, that might just be worth a punt. Continue reading…
Filed under: 2008, David Coulthard, F1, French GP, Magny-Cours, Points, Red Bull, formula 1 | 1 Comment
