Copybet Competition: Chance to win a £50 free bet by predicting the winner of the Singapore Grand Prix | OneFootball

Next up on the 2024 Formula One schedule is the Singapore Grand Prix at the Marina Bay Street Circuit, a notoriously difficult race to predict. This is reflected in the betting markets which suggest it could well be another wide open contest.

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Last time out in the Azerbaijan Grand Prix, McLaren’s Oscar Piastri took the win ahead of Ferrari’s Charles Leclerc and Mercedes’ George Russell in third. It was a second consecutive race where current Drivers’ leader Max Verstappen failed to feature on the podium. If you fancy that run to end in Singapore and Verstappen to clinch a podium place, sportsbook CopyBet are offering 6/4 for him to do so.

In the outright winner market, McLaren’s Lando Norris is the 7/4 favourite ahead of Leclerc and Piastri who are both 7/2 and Carlos Sainz at 7/1. Verstappen is on offer at 9/1 and Lewis Hamilton at 16/1.

Hamilton’s record at Singapore is fantastic, with four wins and whilst the Mercedes’ man isn’t one of the frontrunners in the betting, he represents great value at 4/1 for a podium spot and 11/1 to start on pole.

CopyBet has a number of markets on site for the Singapore Grand Prix, as well as specials and promotional offers which include their current 10-50 Free Bet offer for new customers. This offer provides five £10 free bets when you deposit and place one £10 qualifying bet.

The sportsbook are also offering their social media followers the chance to win a £50 free bet by predicting the winner of this upcoming race. If you think you can call the winner, comment now in their competition.

The steps for entering the challenge are very simple: