And as I said it, the bookies were not impressed by Ferrari upgrades and seems like they were on the money for the qualifying,
Nobody from the top 10 is shorting in the market other than Max for the winner of the race, but I feel tempted about the qualifying winning team, RB is 8/15.
Leclerc is already sliding from 10:1 to 11:1 and Sainz from 17:1 to 19:1, of course race is not qualifying but still no confidence in them winning.
No point in chasing winner unless you want to spread the bets on all 4 of Max contenders and pray Perez is not going to surprise anyone , hardly to find anything of value but betting against both Red Bulls on the podium at 1.8 and Max doing the fastest at 1.6 or combo at 2.0, it starts becoming attractive at those odds, for pure gambling on accidents happening and have Lewis Hamilton in top 6 at 1.9
Browsing around, huge gap in the winning margin between bookies,
one might feel tempted to take 2 out of 3.