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Formula 1 previews: every Grand Prix in numbers

In Formula 1 a preview covers a race weekend rather than ten matches: the drivers' and constructors' standings, the points still available and what each contender needs to stay in the title race, and the history of the circuit. Motorsport odds are outright markets (winner, podium) and few operators price them: we say so every time.

We have published 3 previews of Formula 1 so far, the first on 16 October 2026. The latest covers the race weekend ending on 8 November 2026. Each one is written before the weekend from numbers we can source — standings, the points still available and the circuit's past results — and none of them contains a prediction.

The latest preview

6 November 2026

Formula 1, the São Paulo Grand Prix in numbers: a 119-point lead, 100 points still available

Antonelli leads Verstappen by 119 points, with 100 still available in the calendar provided. The standings, past editions and the drivers' championship margin: the race-winner market is still missing.

Earlier previews

30 October 2026Formula 1, the Mexico City Grand Prix in numbers: Antonelli can clinch the title, and what the bookmaker keeps
Mexico City hosts the nineteenth of twenty-three Grands Prix. Antonelli leads Russell by 123 points: if his lead is still at least 100 on Sunday night, the title is his. On the race-winner market the margin is 21.56%.
16 October 2026Formula 1, the United States Grand Prix in numbers: the standings, Austin and what the bookmaker keeps
Austin hosts the eighteenth of twenty-three Grands Prix: Antonelli leads Russell by 102 points, and after Sunday 125 will be left to play for. On the race-winner market the margin is 20.46%.

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