2019 Formula 1 Drivers’ Championship Odds Tracker

• Tracked 2019 Formula 1 Drivers’ Championship odds throughout the entire season
• Lewis Hamilton won the 2019 F1 Drivers’ Championship
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We tracked the 2019 Formula 1 Drivers’ Championship odds for all drivers and have charted them on this page. The graphs below are generated by calculating the average from a selection of our most trusted sportsbooks.

2019 F1 Championship Odds for Top Contenders

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• Oct 2: Odds currently not available, with Hamilton such a heavy favorite
• Sept 24: A win at the Singapore Grand Prix shortens Vettel’s odds from +20000 to +10000
• Sept 2: Following the Belgian Grand Prix, Lewis Hamilton’s odds have shortened from -3000 to -10000, while winner Charles Leclerc saw no movement
• August 6: Contender, Lewis Hamilton, saw his odds go from -3500 to -3000 even after his win at the Hungarian Grand Prix
• July 30: Thanks to a victory in the German GP, Max Verstappen is closing in on Valtteri Bottas for second-best odds
• July 16: Surprise, surprise … Lewis Hamilton won another race (the British GP) and his average odds are now -3500 to win the Driver’s Championship
• July 11: Max Verstappen is moving on up. His average odds have improved slightly from +6100 to +5800 ahead of the British Grand Prix.
• July 1: Max Verstappen’s average odds have improved from +20000 to +6100 following his stunning victory at the Austrian Grand Prix.
• June 25: It seems unlikely that anyone can catch Lewis Hamilton at this point in the season. His average championship odds are now -1200.
• June 11: Lewis Hamilton now has his shortest odds of the season (-700) after finishing first in Montreal at the Canadian Grand Prix.
• May 28: Lewis Hamilton is officially untouchable. His already short odds went from -240 to -480 after winning the Monaco Grand Prix.
• May 14: Lewis Hamilton’s odds have shortened once again after winning his third race of the season. Mercedes is now 5-0 in 2019.
• April 15: Lewis Hamilton’s odds shorten to an average of -170 after winning the Chinese GP, while Valtteri Bottas moved from +1200 to +500, the third-best odds, with his second-place finish
• April 2: Keep an eye on Charles Leclerc, whose average odds improved from +1100 to +300 after a third place finish at the Bahrain GP.
• March 12: Defending champion Lewis Hamilton (+120) has seen his odds rise significantly over the past month and is now nearly deadlocked with Sebastian Vettel (+170). It will be fascinating to watch the odds move after the first race of the season in Australia.

Closing 2019 Formula 1 Drivers’ Championship Odds

*Odds taken September 24

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