2021 Formula 1 Constructors Championship Odds Tracker

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We’ve been tracking the 2021 Formula 1 Constructors’ Championship odds for all constructors since they became available and have charted them on this page. The graphs below are generated by calculating the average from a selection of trusted sportsbooks.

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2021 Formula 1 Constructors Championship Odds

Odds as of November 22nd at DraftKings

• [Nov 22]: Mercedes extends their lead in the Constructors Championship odds after Lewis Hamilton won the Qatar Grand Prix. Mercedes is listed at -300 at DraftKings Sportsbook to win the Constructors Championship.
• [Nov 15]: After Lewis Hamilton won the Brazilian Grand Prix, Mercedes now has the edge in the F1 Constructors Championship odds.
• [Nov 10]: Red Bull has really narrowed the gap in the F1 Constructors Championship now after Verstappen won again at the Mexican Grand Prix. The odds are listed as a pick’em at DraftKings, but Mercedes has the edge at some other sportsbooks.
• [Oct 26]: Red Bull were winners at the United States Grand Prix as Verstappen finished first and Perez finished third. However, Mercedes is still favored to win the F1 Constructors Championship.
• [Oct 14]: With Valterri Bottas winning the Turkish Grand Prix, Mercedes’ lead continues to get out of reach for Red Bull. Their average odds to win sit at -250.
• [Oct 4]: Only four constructors remain on the board at various sportsbooks. However, like the Drivers Championship, this is a two team race between Mercedes and Red Bull. After Hamilton won the Russian Grand Prix, Mercedes is now listed at -250 odds to win.
• [Sept 15]: Valterri Bottas was the only Mercedes driver to make the podium in the Italian Grand Prix. Even after Verstappen won the Dutch Grand Prix on September 5th, Mercedes is still favored to win.
• [Aug 3]: Mercedes has overtaken the top spot in the odds for the 2021 F1 Constructors Championship. Esteban Ocon won his first race of his F1 career at the Hungarian Grand Prix, however Alpine’s odds have not moved.
• [July 19]: After Lewis Hamilton won his first race since May at the British Grand Prix this past weekend, Merecedes’ average odds to win the Constructors have shortened from +317 to +153.
• [July 5]: Step aside Mercedes, Red Bull is here to stay. After winning their fifth race in a row, Red Bull’s average odds to win the 2021 Constructors Championship have shortened to -525.
• [June 30]: Red Bull has now won four races in a row and have a commanding lead in the 2021 Constructors Championship. Red Bull’s average odds to win have dropped to -223. Mercedes’ odds have increased to +167.
• [June 22]: Verstappen won the 2021 French Grand Prix as Red Bull has overtaken Mercedes as the favorite to win the Constructors. Red Bull’s average odds have shortened to -161, while Mercedes’ average odds have increased to +115.
• [June 7]: Red Bull continues to narrow the gap on Merceds for the 2021 Constructors Championship. Sergio Perez won in Azerbaijan, while Verstappen did not finish. Red Bull’s average odds have shortened to +108, while Merecedes’ average odds have increased to -147 with neither Hamilton or Bottas claiming points this past weekend.
• [May 25]: Red Bull took full advantage of Mercedes’ disappointing race in Monaco. Verstappen won while Sergio Perez finished fourth, moving their odds to win the Constructors to +198. Hamilton finished seventh in Monaco, while Bottas was forced to retire from the race because of a tire issue. Mercedes’ average odds have lengthened to -273.
• [May 10]: Lewis Hamilton and Mercedes had another dominating week at the Spanish Grand Prix. Hamilton emerge victorious, while Bottas finished third place. Their average odds have shortened from -260 to -610. Red Bull’s average odds have narrowly increased to +363.
• [May 3]: Mercedes came out on top at the Portuguese Grand Prix. Hamilton won the race, while Bottas claimed a podium finish in third place. Mercedes’ average odds to win the Constructors Championship have shortened from -200 to -260.
• [Apr 19]: Red Bull came away with the most points at the Italian Grand Prix. Red Bull’s Max Verstappen finished P1, while Sergio Perez finished P11. Red Bull’s average odds have shortened from +203 to +148. McLaren had a solid finish as well with Norris finishing P3 and Ricciardo finishing P6.
• [Mar 29]: Mercedes dominated the Bahrain Grand Prix and gained some serious points on Red Bull as Lewis Hamilton finished P1 and Valterri Bottas finished P3. Red Bull’s Max Verstappen finished P2, while Sergio Perez finished P5. Mercedes’ average odds to win the Constructors Championship has lengthened to -288.
• [Mar 24]: A few days before the first race of the 2021 F1 season, Red Bull has narrowed the gap with Mercedes. Red Bull’s average odds have shrunk to +215. Not to mention, McLaren has made a move in the odds shortening from +8167 to +3200.
• [Mar 1]: Little odds movement to note as we inch closer to the 2021 F1 season starting March 28th with the Bahrain Grand Prix. Red Bull’s average odds stay around +340, while Mercedes becomes an even bigger favorite at -500.
• [Jan 18]: Mercedes is still the odds-on favorite, but Alpine Racing has seen their average odds jump from +6600 to +8000
• [Dec 15]: Mercedes has opened as a huge favorite with average odds of -475. Red Bull sits behind Mercedes in the opening odds at +340

Past 10 Constructors Championship Winners

Mercedes has won their seventh straight championship in 2020. Ferrari is the only other constructor to win anywhere close to Mercedes’ consecutive titles, enjoying an uninterrupted six-year reign from 1999-2004.

Constructors with the Most Championships

When it comes to Constructors’ Championships, everyone is still looking up at Ferrari. The Italians were nearly unbeatable at the turn of the century, winning seven titles from 2000-08.

2021 Formula 1 Schedule and Results

Formula 1 Constructors Championships By Country

Italian constructors have some work to do before catching up to the United Kingdom. 10 different British constructors have combined to win 34 championships since 1958. That’s twice as many as any other country.

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