Ladies and gentleman, I am anything but an expert on Formula 1 question and therefore I mostly go with the odds I find and normally with tendencies as to how a driver performed in like the last three races. Now I wonder whether anyone here knows if the qualification for the sprint race also means something for the main race? Not in terms of positions that the drivers can get in the main qualifying, but whether a driver who finished really badly in the sprint qualification is also very likely to lose out in the main race, or miss the podium for that matter.
I am everything but an expert in advising picks but I've tried all these tactics:
- Follow pre-qualifying odds on winner
- Follow post-qualifying odds on winner
And then both odds on fastest lap odds. And then history odds (Driver's finishing on last year same track. I get nothing out of any of them. BUT I get better luck when doing props, such as Podium finish yes/no. Seconds handicap depending on qualification result.
But to the point: Sprint Race means nothing. Absolutely zero nada. Some drivers don't even take it seriously. My take on it anyway.
I really have no idea what my answers should be because looking at the recent history and results there have been a lot of twist and swings, so I just went with my instincts on that one with the hoe there would be a need for it.
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Poland would be up against France in about 15 minutes from now, for a place in the Volleyball finals, Poland are a 1.22 favorite according to Flashscore.com, that should be a win right ? I don't want any upset, please!
