F1 heads to the Circuit Paul Ricard next for potentially the last time for the considerable future, with the circuit likely to lose its place to the rumoured South African Grand Prix in 2023.
Charles Leclerc ended his three-month winless streak in Austria, beating out polesitter and championship leader Max Verstappen in an impressive weekend in the Styrian mountains.
Ferrari teammate Carlos Sainz was not so lucky though, suffering an engine blowout while hunting down Verstappen for P2. Lewis Hamilton rounded off the podium, finishing in the top three for the third consecutive race.
Formula 1 Odds: French Grand Prix - Outright
The French Grand Prix odds provided below represent the best value on the market that we could find. Odds correct as of July 12th, 2022.
- Max Verstappen - 11/10
- Charles Leclerc - 6/4
- Lewis Hamilton - 9/1
- Sergio Perez - 11/1
- George Russell - 16/1
- Carlos Sainz - 20/1
- Fernando Alonso - 100/1
- Lando Norris - 125/1
- Esteban Ocon - 150/1
- Valtteri Bottas - 200/1
- Daniel Ricciardo - 250/1
- Kevin Magnussen - 300/1
- Mick Schumacher - 300/1
- Pierre Gasly - 500/1
- Zhou Guanyu - 750/1
- Sebastian Vettel - 750/1
- Yuki Tsunoda - 750/1
- Lance Stroll - 1000/1
- Alex Albon - 1500/1
- Nicholas Latifi - 3000/1
Max Verstappen is once again the bookies' favourite as we prepare for the French Grand Prix, but Charles Leclerc's odds are much shorter than they were ahead of Austria following a commanding performance.
Lewis Hamilton is priced shorter than Sergio Perez and Carlos Sainz as Mercedes continue to make steps in the right direction, while George Russell is priced up at 16/1.