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This time last year I spotted a trend in the winning margin here at the Circuit de Catalunya that I thought was significant. I still hold that opinion and undeterred by either that race or last time out in Bahrain I am prepared to have another crack at this market. Continue reading…

Despite Lewis Hamilton’s well publicised slump in form during the latter half of last season and his supposedly indifferent start to this one, his last ten qualifying grid positions have been: 1st, 2nd, 2nd, 4th, 1st, 1st, 2nd, 1st, 9th and 3rd. I think that is mightily impressive, with an average grid position of 2.5. Continue reading…

OK, we are back after a three-week break that has seemed like an eternity and our battle with the bookies recommences. The evidence on the data sheet indicates a procession, but that doesn’t mean that there isn’t money to be made…

Title: Spanish Grand Prix Data Sheet | Format: PDF | Filesize: 81.8kb
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I am not the first person to notice the difference in BMW’s fuel strategy for their two drivers over a race weekend. Their current tactics seem to involve fuelling one driver lightly and sending him off as a hare in qualifying, whilst the other driver carries a heavier – and presumably more optimum – fuel load for the race on Sunday. Continue reading…

Jarno Trulli and Nico Rosberg are a couple of drivers at decent prices that I want to keep on the right side of this weekend, particularly in the qualifying and fastest lap markets. I am going to wait until after tomorrow’s sessions to decide on how to play the race, but others already keen on these two have picked up some great prices. Continue reading…

There is not as much data to go on as usual, with just four previous F1 races held at the desert track. Hopefully the attached data sheet will still prove useful in the forthcoming battle with the bookies. Let me know what you think.

Title: Bahrain Grand Prix Data Sheet | Format: PDF | Filesize: 76.4kb
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