Max Verstappen is on a mission to become one of the most dominant drivers in Formula 1 history and he will be back in action at the 2023 Hungarian Grand Prix on Sunday after the summer break. Verstappen has won eight of the first 10 races of the 2023 F1 season, and his six-race winning streak is the fifth longest in the sport’s history. The Red Bull Racing phenom is also the winner of the Hungarian Grand Prix and will look to extend his 99-point lead in the F1 standings on Sunday, when the green flag is scheduled to drop at 9 a.m. ET.
Verstappen has won 33 of the last 54 races in Formula 1 and is the -225 favorite ($225 to win $100) to continue his streak according to Caesars Sportsbook’s latest 2023 Hungarian Grand Prix odds. His Red Bull team-mate Sergio Perez is priced at +3300, McLaren’s Lando Norris at +850 and Mercedes’ Lewis Hamilton at goal-scoring +300. Before analyzing the opening phase of the 2023 Hungarian Grand Prix and making Formula 1 picks, Check out the latest 2023 Hungarian GP predictions and racing tips from SportsLine’s proven projection model.
Developed by Daily Fantasy Pro and SportsLine prediction data engineer Mike McClure, this proprietary Formula 1 prediction model simulates each race 10,000 times, taking into account factors such as track history and recent results. Its leaderboards have a strong history of success in motorsports, having correctly predicted nine NASCAR winners from the 2021 season and predicting winners in multiple race formats.
This model is hot when it comes to selecting Formula 1 race events for 2021. It won both of Charles Leclerc’s victories in 2022, and at the 2021 Mexican Grand Prix, the model strongly backed Verstappen as its top choice. The result: Verstappen, who dominated the field, ran away with a surprise win.
The model called for Verstappen’s win at the Rolex Emilia Romagna GP in April and followed that up with wins in Belgium, the Netherlands, Japan, the United States, Mexico and Abu Dhabi. It also took Verstappen’s wins in the first eight races of the 2023 season. Anyone who followed the model’s lead in those plays saw huge returns.
Now, the model has dialed in the 2023 Formula 1 Hungarian Grand Prix and released its favorite picks and leaderboard predictions. To see the full 2023 Hungarian Grand Prix leaderboard projection, you can head over to Sportsline now.
The best Formula 1 Hungarian GP predictions of 2023
One big shocker: Modell has more than Hamilton, even though he’s winless since 2021 and has made the fewest podiums in a season since 2013. The seven-time world champion has been on the podium in 33 races, but Mercedes have made little progress. Plus, it’s the track with the most wins by anyone in the sport’s history, and Hamilton won the pole on Saturday.
Hamilton is fourth in the F1 standings after collecting his third podium in his last four starts at the British Grand Prix two weeks ago. He is 16 points behind third-placed Fernando Alonso and 35 points behind second-placed Perez. Hamilton’s eight wins at the Hungarian Grand Prix are more than double that of any driver in F1 history, and he has finished second at the Hungarian Ring in each of the past two seasons. Look who this model is receding and fading right here.
How to choose 2023 Hungarian Grand Prix
The model is also aiming for a longshot of triple-digit F1 odds to make a surprise surge up the leaderboard. Anyone who backs him can hit it big. You can find out who he is at SportsLine and see all of the model’s F1 picks and predictions.
Who wins the Hungarian Grand Prix 2023 and which under-the-radar drivers are stunning towards the front? Check out the latest 2023 F1 odds below, Visit Sportsline to see the full 2023 Hungarian Grand Prix leaderboard, from the model that has already claimed all eight of Verstappen’s wins this season.And find out.
2023 Formula 1 Hungarian Grand Prix Odds, Field, Top Contenders
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Max Verstappen -225
Lewis Hamilton +300
Lando Norris +850
Sergio Perez +3300
Oscar Piastre +4000
Charles Leclerc +5000
Fernando Alonso +6600
Carlos Sainz +12500
Guanyu Zhou +17500
Valtteri Bottas +20000
Lance Stroll +20000
George Russell +25000
Nico Hulkenberg +25000
Esteban Ocon +40000
Pierre Casely +50000
Alexander Alban +100000
Daniel Ricciardo +150000
Yuki Tsunoda +200000
Logan Sergeant +250000
Kevin Magnussen +250,000
