Formula One Betting Tips

The first two races of the season have been exciting to watch and it does look as though we are in for a cracking campaign, but stopping Sebastian Vettel is going to be tough once again. The German was in the headlines after the Malaysian Grand Prix last time out as he went against Red Bull’s orders and overtook teammate Mark Webber to win the race, something that did not go down well at all with the Australian.

This weekend sees the final Grand Prix of a quite thrilling Formula 1 season take place from Brazil and unlike some years – there is a lot of stake in this finale of the campaign. At times, the Brazilian Grand Prix has been somewhat of a parade for the already crowned World Champion, but this weekend Sebastian Vettel and Fernando Alonso will be battling it out for the title.

There are now just two races to go in this thrilling Formula 1 season and this weekend all eyes head over to the United States of America as the country hosts a Grand Prix for the first time in five years. The circuit in Austin, Texas looks as though it is set up for a superb race and organisers will be hoping that the Americans come out in their thousands to witness this eagerly anticipated weekend of Formula 1.

All eyes will be turning to the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix this weekend as the Formula 1 season heads into its final three races, meaning the points that are up for grabs mean more than at any other stage of the campaign. This weekend is also the final race to be held in Asia this year. If there were any doubts that the battle for the Drivers Championship was anything other than a two-man battle, they have been banished now after Sebastian Vettel managed to claim his fourth victory in as many races in India over the weekend. This could have opened a big gap between him and Fernando Alonso, but the Spaniard managed to finish in second place and keep the deficit to just 13 points.

Formula 1 is back this weekend and this time all eyes will be on the Japanese Grand Prix as the season enters its final six races. Points are becoming all the more precious, drivers are feeling the pressure and this is where a victory can mean so much.Fernando Alonso is the man who is still leading the way in the Drivers Championship and it does look as though it is going to be very tough top stop him lifting the trophy at the end of the campaign. He currently holds a 29-point advantage over Sebastian Vettel is second place, so knows that if he can perform consistently in the final six races, then he should come out on top.

Formula 1 returns this weekend after a two-week break and it is set to be another thrilling weekend of racing. This time out, it is over to Asia and all eyes will be on who can come out on top in the Singapore Grand Prix as the fight for top spot in the Drivers Championship starts to hot up.This is one of the most spectaculor races on the circuit as of course it takes place at night and really is something special. It is one that everyone competing in would love to win.

This year's Formula 1 season has been one of the best ever so far. Every race has had its fair share of excitement, drama, controversy and all round entertainment. The Italian Grand Prix takes place this weekend and it is a massive one in terms of both the Drivers and Constructers Championships.After a mid-season break, all eyes were on the Belgian Grand Prix last weekend and Formula 1 certainly came back with a bang. Both Lewis Hamilton and Fernando Alonso were eliminated in the early stages of the race in a huge crash, which Lotus driver Romain Grosjean caused.

After a significant break, Formula 1 is back this weekend with the Belgian Grand Prix. The drivers will be refreshed after their summer rest and the competitive action should continue to thrill the patient fans, as it has done throughout 2012 so far.Looking back for a second, it is worth noting that there have been seven different winners in the current Formula 1 season, while only 48 points separate the top five drivers in the overall standings.

Last years winner Jenson Button is good value at 10/1.A quick 500 mile dash across Europe from Hockenheim to Budapest and the middle race of the season before a five week hiatus.The Hungaroing ran its first race in 1936 in Budapest and attracted a huge crowd but unfortunately due to the ensuing world war the race did not return for a further fifty years in 1986. At a shade over 4.3 KM the Hungaroing is one of the shorter Grand Prix circuits but because of general under use it is a dirty track and one that is very difficult to overtake on due to its narrow twisty nature.

Can Sebastien Vettel win in front of a Partisan and Passionate Home Crowd?The Hockenheimring was first built in 1932 using existing roads in the forest. It was originally used for motor cycle racing and was subsequently used by Mercedes Benz as a test track.The original circuit was almost eight kilometres long and consisted of two long straights with a long "Eastern" corner in the forest and a U-turn inside Hockenheim joining them together.