After pulling off his most dominant victory this year at the Spanish Grand Prix the last time out, all eyes will be on reigning champion and Formula 1 Betting favorite Lewis Hamilton when the legendary 2018 Monaco Grand Prix gets underway on Sunday, May 27.
Can Lewis pull off another big win to increase his points lead on everyone else or will another driver beat out the reigning champion to get in the winner’s circle this weekend? If you’re looking for the best F1 betting value when it comes to the sixth Formula 1 race of the year, then look no further. I’ve got some expert analysis and an accompanying pick that is sure to please.
Hamilton also became the first F1 driver to finish in the points in 30 consecutive races. ”This weekend we got ourselves on the right path,” Hamilton said. ”I would like to hope it could be part of the turning point.” Now, with Monaco looming, Hamilton would like to repeat his victory even if he isn’t the favorite to do so.
Formula 1 Betting Preview & Prediction for 2018 Monaco GP
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Formula 1 Betting Odds to Win
- Sebastian Vettel: 13/8
- Lewis Hamilton: 5/2
- Daniel Ricciardo: 7/2
- Max Verstappen: 7/2
- Kimi Raikkonen: 10/1
- Valtteri Bottas: 11/1
- Fernando Alonso: 200/1
- Kevin Magnussen: 300/1
- Carlos Sainz: 500/1
- Nico Hulkenberg: 500/1
- Stoffel Vandoorne: 750/1
- Esteban Ocon: 1000/1
- Pierre Gasly: 1000/1
- Romain Grosjean: 1000/1
- Sergio Perez: 1000/1
- Brendon Hartley: 1500/1
- Charles Leclerc: 1750/1
- Lance Stroll: 2000/1
- Marcus Ericsson: 2500/1
- Sergey Sirotkin: 2500/1
Some Impressions
”Today, the car and myself, I felt that synergy which I hadn’t been feeling for the whole year,” Hamilton said. ”It’s a good feeling.” Hamilton was never challenged on the way to his 41st win from pole position, and second straight win this year as he surpassed a record he shared with seven-time world champion Michael Schumacher. It was Hamilton’s 64th career win, leaving him 27 behind Schumacher’s record of 91 victories. ”I remember like it was yesterday sitting at home playing this computer game as Michael,” Hamilton said. ”It’s just very surreal to think that every now and then I keep coming up against Michael in terms of records. He has some serious records. It’s hard to beat all of these records that he has.”
Hamilton also became the first F1 driver to finish in the points in 30 consecutive races. ”This weekend we got ourselves on the right path,” Hamilton said. ”I would like to hope it could be part of the turning point.” Now, with Monaco looming, Hamilton would like to repeat his victory even if he isn’t the favorite to do so.
