The 2023 Formula 1 season is again scheduled to start with the Bahrain Grand Prix in March and end in Abu Dhabi in November. Ongoing problems with the coronavirus pandemic could still affect plans, but the sport is hoping to complete a record-breaking 24-round campaign.
Max Verstappen is 4/5 favourite to complete a hat-trick of title triumphs in bwin’s 2023 F1 Championship winner odds. The Red Bull ace prevailed by a whopping 146 points last term, with a closing victory in Abu Dhabi being his 15th of the season and 35th of his career.
Max Verstappen is expected to secure a record-extending 15th win in a Formula One season in our Brazilian Grand Prix predictions. The 25-year-old Dutchman broke the record previously held by Michael Schumacher and Sebastian Vettel in Mexico, albeit in a longer campaign.
Mercedes secured their first success of the year in Brazil and now Lewis Hamilton is backed to break his duck for 2022 in our Abu Dhabi Grand Prix predictions. He had to settle for second best behind teammate George Russell in Sao Paulo, but can turn the tables.
Max Verstappen’s dominance of F1 continued last weekend and he is hard to oppose once again in Mexican Grand Prix predictions. The Dutchman equalled the record for race wins in a Formula One season with Sunday’s victory at the United States Grand Prix in Texas, with his 13th win of the year matching Michael Schumacher and Sebastian Vettel’s best.
Lewis Hamilton could be in the last-chance saloon with regards winning a race this year and is rated a value bet in the United States Grand Prix. Mercedes have been targeting the Circuit of the Americas as their best hope of success for some time and will have a new upgrade.
Ferrari had mixed feelings over their performance in Singapore but showed enough to warrant support in our Japanese Grand Prix predictions. Charles Leclerc rallied from a slow start off pole to finish second and was joined on the podium by teammate Carlos Sainz.
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Max Verstappen is again hard to oppose in our Singapore Grand Prix predictions, as he closes in on back-to-back drivers’ title wins. Verstappen’s championship lead stands at 116 points with only 164 available, meaning he could even clinch the crown at the Marina Bay Circuit.
With Max Verstappen a prohibitive price to claim a fifth straight win, we’re looking at other betting markets for our Italian Grand Prix predictions. Mercedes put in an encouraging effort last weekend and will be hoping to build on that when the action switches to Monza.
Following such a superb success in Belgium, few will be rushing to oppose Max Verstappen on home turf in their Dutch Grand Prix predictions. The Red Bull driver raced from 14th place on the grid, due to an engine penalty, to claim a comfortable victory at Spa-Francorchamps.
Max Verstappen returns from F1’s summer break with an 80-point advantage in the title race and is hard to oppose in our Belgian Grand Prix predictions. The Red Bull ace prevailed at a rain-hit Spa-Francorchamps 12 months ago but should have clear conditions this time.
Rain wreaked havoc on last year’s Hungarian Grand Prix predictions but the forecast is for thundery showers to only be an issue on Saturday this time. That could affect qualifying, but sun and heat on Sunday should suit Ferrari, as they seek to bounce back from the frustration of France.
Charles Leclerc’s return to winning ways at the Austrian Grand Prix has reignited his title charge and the Ferrari driver can build on that as the F1 circus heads to France. The Monegasque ended a torrid run of bad luck and poor strategy calls to secure victory for the first time since April 10.