Max Verstappen drove his way into the Formula One history books by claiming his 10th-consecutive victory at the Italian Grand Prix. The Red Bull driver eclipsed Sebastian Vettel’s previous mark and here we look at how he compares with the sport’s all-time greats.
Max Verstappen is as short as 2/9 to set a new record for consecutive Formula One race wins in the Italian Grand Prix odds. The Red Bull star overcame a chaotic rain-hit Dutch Grand Prix to equal Sebastian Vettel’s tally of nine wins in a row on home turf.
Max Verstappen is almost impossible to oppose in our Dutch Grand Prix predictions as he seeks a historic victory on home turf. Verstappen’s triumph in Belgium before the summer break was his eighth in a row – one shy of Sebastian Vettel’s record hot streak.
With Max Verstappen so far in front at the top of the championship table, bwin have introduced 2023 F1 drivers title odds on who will fare best of the rest. Sergio Perez suffered a worrying slump after starting the season strongly, but his form has improved again of late and he is favourite here.
Max Verstappen is expected to edge closer to Sebastian Vettel’s record for consecutive Formula One wins in our Belgian Grand Prix predictions. Since the start of May, Verstappen has won the Miami, Monaco, Spanish, Canadian, Austrian, British and Hungarian races.
Daniel Ricciardo’s shock return to Formula One with AlphaTauri is worthy of a special mention in our Hungarian Grand Prix predictions. The eight-time grand prix winner was axed by McLaren at the end of last season but will make a surprise comeback in Budapest after replacing Nyck De Vries at Red Bull’s junior team.
Ayrton Senna has dropped to sixth on the list of F1 drivers with most Grand Prix wins following Max Verstappen’s victory in Austria. He contested 161 Formula One races and won three world championships before he was tragically killed at the San Marino GP in 1994 as we look back at five of the Brazilian’s most memorable moments.
Lewis Hamilton has dominated his home race at Silverstone for the last decade but it is impossible to oppose Max Verstappen in our British Grand Prix predictions. Hamilton has won seven of the last nine F1 races at the Northamptonshire track and will be roared on by the bulk of the 140,000 crowd on Sunday.
Lewis Hamilton already holds the record for the most British Grand Prix wins and is bidding for a ninth victory in the race at Silverstone this weekend. Hamilton has dominated his home race since his first victory in 2008 and won seven out of eight races from 2014 to 2021.
As we approach the halfway point in the 2023 Formula One season, it is almost time for the biggest event on the UK motorsport calendar – the British Grand Prix at Silverstone. We have studied every Grand Prix across the past two decades to identify the key ingredients for success at Silverstone.
Max Verstappen is expected to continue his domination of Formula One this season and give Red Bull a home win in our Austrian Grand Prix predictions. The flying Dutchman heads to Spielberg seeking a fifth straight race win and a seventh victory in nine outings so far this term.
Sergio Perez is fancied to get his season back on track after a couple of disappointing efforts in our Canadian Grand Prix predictions. Stopping Max Verstappen from rattling off a fourth straight win will be tough, but Montreal represents a good chance for Perez to cement his position as best of the rest.
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Red Bull have dominated every race on the track this year and are backed to again excel in the pit lane as well in our Spanish Grand Prix predictions. The Milton Keynes-based outfit had the fastest pit stop in Monaco last weekend when Sergio Perez was stationary for just 2.24 seconds.