F1 Las Vegas Grand Prix Odds and Best Bets

F1 Las Vegas Grand Prix Odds and Best Bets

F1 heads back to the streets of Las Vegas November 21st-23rd. It’s the second year of the return to Las Vegas, which had last held a Grand Prix in 1982. Let’s jump in and take a look at the F1 Las Vegas Grand Prix odds and best bets.

The 3.853-mile Las Vegas Strip Circuit winds through the streets of the city and down the Strip itself. The course sends the drivers flying past the Sphere, Caesars Palace, Bellagio, and Paris Las Vegas. Last year’s Grand Prix was a thriller, with Charles Leclerc grabbing the pole position. The 2023 Champion Max Verstappen was able to win the race.

It’s been a few weeks since the last Grand Prix in Brazil, which was loaded with excitement all weekend long. The weather played a huge factor in qualifying and the race. Max Verstappen picked up his first win since the Spanish Grand Prix back in June. He did so after starting 17 on the grid.

F1 Las Vegas Grand Prix Odds and Best Bets

Max Verstappen +185
Lando Norris +250
Charles Leclerc +320
Carlos Sainz +650
Oscar Piastri +1600
Lewis Hamilton +2200
George Russell +2200
Sergio Perez +10000

F1 Las Vegas Grand Prix Odds and Best Bets

Lance Stroll Points Finish (+400)

Lance Stroll is a driver who’s been quietly putting up some good results. He didn’t run any laps last week after wrecking on the pace laps during a monsoon, but I’m not going to hold that against him. In Mexico City, he was just one spot outside of a points finish. Six times this season Stroll has scored points, and he’s been within three spots in 10 of 20 Grand Prix this season. Last year at Las Vegas, Stroll nabbed a fifth-place finish at the end of the day.

Sergio Perez Podium Finish (+2000)

This number is simply just too high. It’s not been a great second half of the season for the second Red Bull Racing driver, and Red Bull in general has struggled. However, for the street course king of the series in a competent car I can’t pass up on a number like this.

Perez has two finishes of 17th in the last five Grand Prix and sometimes these are the things that get highlighted. He’s also had five top seven finishes in the last nine races. That shows he can still hang near the front, and clearly his teammate just won the last time out, so that cars are capable.

Perez opened the season with four podiums in the first five races and has been top eight in 14 of 20 Grand Prix. He finished third here last season, claiming that podium prize. Perez at 100/1 to win the Grand Prix with the parity that we’ve seen lately is also insane and worth the bet.

Charles Leclerc to Win (+320)

Ferrari has seemingly found something as of late winning two of the last three races at the US and Mexican Grand Prix. Leclerc was the winner of the US Grand Prix just two races ago. They showed speed in Brazil again, scoring third and fifth-place finishes in the sprint race before that insane Grand Prix caused them issues.

In addition to winning in the US, Leclerc won the Italian Grand Prix not long ago and has a podium finish in six of the last eight events. Last year, in a Max Verstappen dominated world, Leclerc went wheel to wheel with the champ keeping him on the ropes all night long. Now in a world where parity exists and Ferrari has looked good, I think Charles comes out on top.

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