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Although it’s normally a disadvantage to only be able to trade your selected event every other weekend there is one big advantage –the long break since my loss in China has given me plenty of time to think about ‘what went wrong’ and ‘what could have gone better’. Of course a lot of it is down to luck but after a loss it’s very easy to get carried away and try chasing that loss. If you have nothing to trade on for another 2 weeks it gives you plenty of time to re-set your mind and start over again.
Hopefully I don’t need to explain what’s at stake this weekend in Brazil. I’m looking forward to it more than last year for some reason, maybe because this season has had so many surprises you can help but think there’s one last twist ( not that you could top last year’s twist). Formula1.com have done a list of the permutations which can be found here….what ones your money on?
Its always hard to tackle a race weekend when the championship can be decided as was the case last weekend. In effect there are two races going on - the normal Brazilian GP and the championship race. There are 4 cars who could play a part in the championship race and another 16 in the normal race. None of the cars in the either race car too much for the other and it gets more complicated when you consider the two team mates may /not have to play a role.
For example Kimi has out-qualified Massa in the last two races and seems to finally be on top of his set-up troubles. In a normal mid-season race I wouldn’t hesitate to back Kimi @ 7 for pole as he is this weekend. But of course the main reason he’s that price is because out of their two drivers, you would think Ferrari want Massa on pole. That may not be the case though and pole means nothing at the end of Sunday - but there’s still that nagging thought.
There are a couple of prices that look good which I will keep to myself until I get matched. Once again there is a chance rain could disrupt the weekend so I’m looking mostly at in-play trades.
When the pressure has been on them the two rivals have not exactly shone brightly this year – you could say Lewis done well in China but at no point during the weekend did Ferrari look quick enough to put any real pressure on him. The weekend as I see it will go one of two ways: 1) Lewis to repeat his performance in China and lead all weekend 2) It’s a close run thing which will likely result in an error by one of the two contenders / FIA decision deciding it / weather causing a Force India to win after a safety car on the last lap resulting in Lewis finishing outside the points and Massa 2nd.
If it’s 1 then SkyBets 9/1 for Lewis to score a hat-trick (pole/win/fastest lap) would not be a bad covering bet.
Hopefully I don’t need to explain what’s at stake this weekend in Brazil. I’m looking forward to it more than last year for some reason, maybe because this season has had so many surprises you can help but think there’s one last twist ( not that you could top last year’s twist). Formula1.com have done a list of the permutations which can be found here….what ones your money on?
Its always hard to tackle a race weekend when the championship can be decided as was the case last weekend. In effect there are two races going on - the normal Brazilian GP and the championship race. There are 4 cars who could play a part in the championship race and another 16 in the normal race. None of the cars in the either race car too much for the other and it gets more complicated when you consider the two team mates may /not have to play a role.
For example Kimi has out-qualified Massa in the last two races and seems to finally be on top of his set-up troubles. In a normal mid-season race I wouldn’t hesitate to back Kimi @ 7 for pole as he is this weekend. But of course the main reason he’s that price is because out of their two drivers, you would think Ferrari want Massa on pole. That may not be the case though and pole means nothing at the end of Sunday - but there’s still that nagging thought.
There are a couple of prices that look good which I will keep to myself until I get matched. Once again there is a chance rain could disrupt the weekend so I’m looking mostly at in-play trades.
When the pressure has been on them the two rivals have not exactly shone brightly this year – you could say Lewis done well in China but at no point during the weekend did Ferrari look quick enough to put any real pressure on him. The weekend as I see it will go one of two ways: 1) Lewis to repeat his performance in China and lead all weekend 2) It’s a close run thing which will likely result in an error by one of the two contenders / FIA decision deciding it / weather causing a Force India to win after a safety car on the last lap resulting in Lewis finishing outside the points and Massa 2nd.
If it’s 1 then SkyBets 9/1 for Lewis to score a hat-trick (pole/win/fastest lap) would not be a bad covering bet.
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