Motorsports Betting Odds

The rev of the engines. The battles on the track. The chequered flag. There’s nothing like the adrenaline and action of motorsports.

And with motorsports betting you can add an extra layer of excitement into the mix. At Grosvenor Sport, we bring you a comprehensive range of motorsports betting markets and motorsports odds across the top events in the motorsports calendar.

Simply sign up for a Grosvenor Sport account and bet on motorsports with us today.

Motorsports Best Events

With Grosvenor Sport, you’re covered for all the motorsports bets you want to make. You’ll find some of the best and most comprehensive motorsports odds online. Whether you want to bet on F1, MotoGP, British Superbikes or NASCAR.

How Motorsports Betting Works

It’s super simple to bet on motorsports. Whether you want to bet on the winner of the British Grand Prix or the outright winner in the F1 Constructors Championship, you’ll find all your motorsports betting markets and motorsports odds right here on this page.

There are so many different motorsports bets to choose from. You can get into the detail and look at the form of individual drivers or riders or go for simple bets that cover the drivers to get on the podium.

Either way motorsports betting offers a plethora of betting options whether you’re new to the sport or an aficionado.

Types of Motorsports Bets

At Grosvenor Sport, you’ll find a range of motorsports betting odds including:

Moneyline

Moneyline bets are a super simple bet to make. You simply place a wager on which driver you think will win a race. Before the British Grand Prix for example, you’ll see motorsports odds on each of the 20 drivers in the race.

You can place a moneyline bet on Lewis Hamilton finishing in P1 at Silverstone. If he does, you’ll win your bet.

Point Spreads

Spread betting is a way to bet on much more than just the odds of a specific driver winning a race. With points spread we make a prediction on scenarios across the season, as well as individual races.

A spread bet will have two prices: a buy and a sell price. If you think we’ve pitched it too low, you can bet on the higher price. But if you think we’ve pitched it too high, bet on the lower price and “sell” our bet.

You can bet on the points spread for the places of drivers in the Drivers’ Championship in F1, for example, or the places of drivers in MotoGP races.

Totals Over/Under

Over/under markets usually focus on the winning margin of a certain driver. You could place a bet on Max Verstappen winning the Italian Grand Prix in over or under five seconds.

Futures

Futures bets are bets you place on a future outcome. Most often this will be on the winner of the title outright at the end of the season. You can place a futures bet on the winner of both the Drivers’ and Constructors’ Championships in F1.

Calculating Motorsports Betting Odds

To understand your potential winnings on motorsports bets, you’ll need to understand the odds.

Calculating Moneyline Odds

For moneyline bets, you’ll see motorsports odds on each of the drivers in a race. If you have odds of 4/1 on Lewis Hamilton winning at Silverstone. You’ll win 4x your bet as well as getting your original stake back.

With a £10 bet, you’ll get £50 in your pocket. That’s £40 winnings and your original £10 bet.

Calculating Totals Over/Under

Over/under bets are also a simple bet to calculate your potential winnings. It could be odds of 2/1 for a win under five seconds and odds of 3/1 for a win over five seconds. Again, if your bet comes in on a win of over five seconds, you’ll win 3x your bet and get your original stake back.

Calculating Point Spreads

This is where things get a little more complicated. Let’s look at the example of an F1 race. Before the race, we predict the outcome and award points for each of the drivers finishing in certain positions. This could be:

Win = 60pts, 2nd = 40pts, 3rd = 30pts, 4th = 25pts, 5th = 20pts, 6th = 15pts, 7th = 10pts, 8th = 5pts, 9th = 3pts, 10th = 1pt.

A certain driver may be quoted in the spread at 16-19. If you think our prediction for that driver is too low, you would buy a bet at 19. If they finished the race in 2nd place, they would win 40 points. In terms of your bet, you win 40 minus 19, which comes in at 21. You would then win 21x your original stake.

If that driver finished in 6th place and got 15 points, you’d lose your bet. Specifically, you’d lose 4x your original stake. This is calculated as follows: 19 – 15 = 4.

The easiest way to calculate your winnings on any motorsports bet is with our betting calculator.

Bet on Motorsports with Grosvenor Sport

To bet on motorsports with us, you need to register for an account. Start by clicking on the Sign-Up button in the top right corner of this page. You can then register as a new player with us or log-in to your account if you’ve already signed up. Once you’ve created an account, you can make your first deposit and claim your welcome bonus.

Then you’re free to browse our motorsports betting markets and motorsports odds. You’ll find them all right here on this page. Choose your betting markets, select your stake and place your bet. Then just watch the action unfold on the track to see if you’ve picked a winner.