F1 Las Vegas GP betting preview, racing tips & odds | Formula 1

Returning from a thrilling race in Brazil, Formula 1 now heads back to the United States for the Las Vegas Grand Prix.

It kicks off with Free Practice 1 at 1:30pm AEDT on Friday, November 22, while the race is set for 5pm on Sunday, November 24.

The Constructors’ Championship is heating up with only three races left in the season. McLaren leads the standings with 593 points, closely followed by Ferrari at 557 points.

Ferrari’s recent performance, winning two of the last three races, sets the stage for a fierce competition as teams roll out their final upgrades.

The Drivers’ Championship looks to be all Max Verstappen after Brazil. The gap back to Lando Norris is 62 points; however, if after this race the gap is still above 60 points, Verstappen will have clinched the title.

Verstappen is now $1.03 to win the Drivers’ Championship at BlondeBet, with Norris paying $9 with Neds.

Let’s take a look at what this all means for punters heading into the final races of the season.

2024 F1 Las Vegas GP betting odds

As the F1 2024 season approaches its conclusion, it is no surprise to see competitive odds across the top drivers, with Ferrari, McLaren, and Red Bull taking the spotlight. Here are the latest odds with the top Australian bookmakers.

• Charles Leclerc (Ferrari) – +250
• Lando Norris (McLaren) – +250
• Max Verstappen (Red Bull) – +250
• Carlos Sainz Jr (Ferrari) – +600
• Oscar Piastri (McLaren) – +1000
• George Russell (Mercedes) – +1800
• Lewis Hamilton (Mercedes) – +2500
• Sergio Perez (Red Bull) – +12500
• Alexander Albon (Williams) – +20000
• Kevin Magnussen (Haas) – +25000

More odds provided at Neds

2024 Las Vegas GP betting predictions

Nico Hülkenberg (Haas) points finish

Nico Hulkenberg is on a great run to end this season and cannot be overlooked for a points finish. All season long, he has been in or just out of the points, and at a lovely $1.91, he looks like a great pick for a double up.

Yuki Tsunoda (VCARB) points finish

After speculation surrounding this Perez’ Red Bull seat, you’d expect its time to give Yuki Tsunoda a run in Red Bull. He will be looking to make every little bit of a good impression on Christan Horner (Red Bull Team Principle) and Helmut Marko (Red Bull Motorsport Advisor). Look for a points finish for the Japanese driver.

Charles Leclerc (Ferrari) to win

With the fastest car this year, Charles Leclerc is poised to move from second position in last year’s Las Vegas GP to first this time, challenging Verstappen’s recent dominance.

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