Incorrect prices for Aus GP

I think we'll get half a dozen finishers tbh. There are some huge value prices to be found on drivers not to finish the race. Maldonado is 4/5, Grosjean is 5/6, the STR drivers are 11/10 each, Vettel is 6/4, even the Caterhams are 13/8 each to not finish, that's a mentally good price.

My biggest hope is for Marussia points. Backed Bianchi at 6/1 and Chilton at 7/1, also in a double. The car seems reliable ebough to get them around while everyone else drops out. This is their best chance and I really thinm at least one will finish in the points.

Think people are getting carried away with the unreliability. Ferrari and the Mercedes powered teams were easily doing race distances in Bahrain

Its F1, no one should be running out of fuel.


Agree Lotus pair look big price but their only aim in Oz will be to finish

the lotus's surely are not going to finish. when asked about whether they would run slowly to gain some milage in Melbourne, Grosjean actually said "No, we havn't even found a way to run slowly" I did say this about the HRTs a few years ago and Chandhok went and classified but I really can't see either Lotus finishing this weekend........ cue the double podium!!

FP1 Hamilton breaks down on first lap

How can Lotus and Caterham have made a car that can't complete a lap

Lewsi looks like he's been pumped full of sedatives this season, either that or he's just stoned. he seems really chilled out and I can't even be arsed to laugh at him any more. nah my attentions moving on to that orange skinned pr!ck brundle. I want that moron off my tv NOW!

Grosjean not to finish 19/10 with Betway

22 Feb 14 / 04:55     Single     1           Australian F1 Grand Prix - Race Winner  –  Race Winner     Nico Rosberg @ 8/1     Won     £200.00     £1800.00


easy as ever this game

Mar 16, 2014 -- 2:49AM, Zazu wrote:

22 Feb 14 / 04:55     Single     1           Australian F1 Grand Prix - Race Winner  –  Race Winner     Nico Rosberg @ 8/1     Won     £200.00     £1800.00easy as ever this game

Lovely stuff :)

Theyve reversed o/u 13.5 market. Subsequent DQs werent supposed to matter.. Go figure.

What if Ricc DQ gets overturned?
Before Ive layed 1.01 in similar situations when I thought there was possibility it could overturn later, never gotten lucky with these..

ts, I'm a total novice on these markets but have dabbled in them before. As you said before, I thought the initial FIA result - which would be before protests or DQs would STAND. There was one specific debacle 4/5 years ago that led them to do this. I thought!

And now I can see the variations.

Winning car/placings - Podium presentation
Then for the under/overs:

"This market will be settled on the official result of the FIA, regardless of any subsequent disqualification or amendment to the result"

If I look at the FIA site, the result is "provisional". Is that an official result?
Too many questions... again.

Yes, so for most markets the reference used is the "result at the time of the podium presentation". This is the provisional result declared by the FIA straight after the race.

For some reason a different source - the "official result of the FIA" - is used for the number of classified finishers market. This is published by the FIA only after the scrutineering checks have taken place and so is usually a few hours after the race has ended. The clause "regardless of any subsequent disqualification or amendment to the result" is there so that they do not need to resettle the market if the official result is subsequently changed due to an appeal (though rule 2.1 in part B of the rules & regs states an exception to this if an amendment is announced within 24 hours of the initial settlement in order to correct an error in reporting the result).

As the official result had 13 finishers they have now settled in accordance with the rules as 'under 13.5' though Ricciardo would have been settled as a winner in the podium and points markets based on the provisional result.

That's my understanding anyway...