F1 Betting: Brazilian Grand Prix

F1 Betting: Brazilian Grand Prix

F1 Betting: Brazilian Grand Prix

Brazilian Grand Prix: This weekend sees the penultimate race of the 2010 Formula One World Championship and this race will most likely have a major say in where the World Title goes this season. Who will win the race? We're looking at the favorites here with online sportsbook odds.

The last race in South Korea saw plenty of excitement and drama as three of the five drivers title contenders had races to forget. McLaren driver Jenson Button could not cope with the conditions and ended the 12th and is all but out of the title race, while Red Bull drivers Sebastian Vettel and Mark Webber had engine problems and accidents respectively, and did not finish the race. Vettel trails the new championship leader Alonso by 25 points, while Webber is just 11 points behind the Spaniard.

Alonso capitalized best on the conditions in Korea to record a sublime victory and put himself in the title lead, while Button's team-mate, Lewis Hamilton finished second to stay in contention. Despite this, Alonso is only the third favorite to win this weekend's race @ 4.00 and is behind both Vettel and Webber, who are available @ 3.00. Hamilton is the fourth favorite to take the chequered flag @ 6.00, who will shine in Brazil?

Webber won this race last season, but he showed his lack of experience in a title fight by causing the accident that saw his retirement in Korea. Despite this his car, the Red Bull, is the fastest car and has been all season long, so he and Vettel cannot be discounted, just as you could not count them out of winning any race this season. The McLarens are bringing big upgrades to their car to this race as they make an end of season push for points. Button won his title in Brazil last season with a storming race performance and his team-mate won his World Championship with a last corner overtaking move the previous season.

However, the man of the moment is Fernando Alonso and we cannot see past him taking victory in Brazil. He has the car, the form and, possibly most importantly, the experience having won the world title in 2005 and 2006, and we're putting our cash on him taking all twenty-five points at Interlagos with sportsbook odds at 4.00.

Good luck!

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