shortest f1 price someones been to win a race after qualifying?

be amazed if anyones been shorter than vettel, actuakky free money

^^ did you miss the Schumacher era?

Remember having him in accs at 1/4 will have been shorter at some stage. Vettel will hit similar prices by the end of this season

In Schumi's era with Ferrari overtaking was almost impossible (no DRS),some years races were yawning processions were he was a banler from pole, it's different now with DRS, different tyre strategies and a far bigger likelihood of safety car coming out.

Sep 30, 2013 -- 11:51PM, Zazu wrote:

^^ did you miss the Schumacher era? Remember having him in accs at 1/4 will have been shorter at some stage. Vettel will hit similar prices by the end of this season

wasnt old enough to punt then!

Neither was i, but i remember it. Shortest i can ever remember was 1/6.

Pre Qually and Vettel is top price 1/3

vettel will be odds against during the race with the tyres theyve chosen at the start.

Why are Nico and Lewis so big even for a podium? Someone briefly explain to me the tyre situation please.

Qualifying analysis - a tale of two strategies in India 26 Oct 2013

On the face of it, Sebastian Vettel scored another dominant pole position in India on Saturday, but the world champion looks set to have a major fight on his hands as he bids for a third consecutive win in New Delhi. For whilst the German, along with the majority of the top ten, will start Sunday’s race on Pirelli’s soft tyre, Vettel’s Red Bull team mate, Mark Webber, and Ferrari’s Fernando Alonso will begin the Grand Prix on the much more durable medium compound rubber. With the softs expected to do no more than five laps on full tanks, Webber, Alonso and the McLaren’s of Jenson Button and Sergio Perez may just have called it right…

Red Bull
Sebastian Vettel, 1m 24.119s, P1
Mark Webber, 1m 25.047s, P4
Red Bull split their strategy, putting Vettel on the soft Pirellis to run for the pole – his 43rd overall and seventh of the season – and hedged their bets by running Webber on the mediums in Q3. Given the circumstances his lap of 1m 25.047s was most impressive, and he could well be the race’s dark horse. Vettel can clinch his fourth consecutive world championship here if he finishes fifth or higher. If he does that, it doesn’t matter where Alonso finishes.

On  Nico for podium

In running prices on Vettel

The commentator even said Red Bull did a sim in practice so they knew theyd be pitting after 1 or 2 laps.

vettels going to let webber win

w/o Vettel backers mugged

HGsuperhoopza looking good for your bet ... gl

winner Nico Rosberg 1000.00               £13

into 14.5 Lap 44

^ probably 30's

6 laps to go Nico Rosberg getting shorter (15) hopeful of a problem with Vettel's car

WELL DONE

Sebastian Vettel 2013 F1 World Champion

Kimi Raikkonen 2.08 laid fastest Lap from the pits

From standing start

Fastest Lap and Vettel hat trick backers mugged as well

Was that a flying lap then

Raikonnen hit 900s for the fastest lap

For pennies yes just wasn't sure whether the last lap was from the pits - sure I heard the TV comms say that

HGsuperhoopza well done

Oct 27, 2013 -- 12:11PM, Virgin wrote:

For pennies yes just wasn't sure whether the last lap was from the pits - sure I heard the TV comms say that

Nah, he finished in the pit I am sure they said

Either way that is a fast lap if it involves the pit lane

My Live Timing wasn't working

Oct 27, 2013 -- 12:17PM, Virgin wrote:

Either way that is a fast lap if it involves the pit lane

yep

Think he came in end of lap 58 (remember Vettle was 45 seconds ahead so was half way through lap 59), so the final lap, 60th would have been a clean fastest lap. No way he could have made a fastest lap from the podium as the garage is beyond the start line.

Thanks Pal, nice start to the morning, 9/4 was a huge price.

HGsuperhoopza yeah that would explain it a bit more - I will re-watch it later and see whether it was a comms error or my error