Australian Grand Prix Odds

Track: Albert Park Circuit
Circuit Length: 5.3km (3.3 miles)
Race Length: 306.1km (190.2 miles)
Laps: 58
First Held: 1928

Betting Odds for the winner of the Australian Grand Prix

The Australian Grand Prix is a tough race for drivers to endure, due to the heat but what we do find is that in most cases, this is a race that can throw up a surprise winner.

At BetUK, you can find the latest odds for who you believe will be crowned the winner of this year’s Australian Grand Prix.

Betting Odds for the Podium of the Australian Grand Prix

If you're predicting a surprise name on the podium, we recommend placing a bet before qualifying to get better odds.

In the build-up to the event, you will find the odds fluctuating to reflect the form of drivers leading into the race.

Betting on the Australian Grand Prix podium allows you to predict which driver(s) you believe will finish in these prime positions.

Betting Odds regarding DNFs in the Australian Grand Prix

If you're looking at the first name to DNF, once again you'll likely be looking at the earlier races and comparing them with the latest odds.

For those new Formula 1 betting, DNF stands for “Did Not Finish”, which means for one reason or another, the driver did not finish the race.

Betting Odds regarding the fastest lap in the Australian Grand Prix

The fastest lap at the Australian Grand Prix is a lottery due to the number of flags that appear on a weekend.

The team with the most speed and the team that gets the most points aren't always guaranteed to get the fastest lap in Formula 1.

If we're expecting a lot of flags, we could see one of the teams set to finish outside of the top positions, set out for a point in the final laps of the race.