F1 Drivers Championship odds 2020

Who wins the F1 Drivers Championship 2020?

Odd unit: EU | UK | US

	Highest odds	Lowest odds
Lewis Hamilton	1.67	1.57
Charles Leclerc	6.00	5.50
Valtteri Bottas	6.50	5.50
Max Verstappen	7.50	4.50
Sebastian Vettel	8.00	7.50
Alexander Albon	101.00	101.00
Carlos Sainz, Jr.	501.00	401.00
Esteban Ocon	1001.00	501.00
Daniel Ricciardo	1001.00	751.00
Lando Norris	1001.00	751.00
Sergio Pérez	1001.00	751.00
Kimi Räikkönen	1501.00	1001.00
Pierre Gasly	2001.00	751.00
Daniil Kvyat	2001.00	1001.00
Kevin Magnussen	2001.00	1001.00
Antonio Giovinazzi	2001.00	1501.00
Lance Stroll	2001.00	1501.00
Romain Grosjean	2001.00	1501.00
George Russell	2501.00	2001.00
Nicholas Latifi	2501.00	2001.00

F1 Drivers Championship 2020

The 2019 season of the world racing championship has just ended, which left British racing driver Lewis Hamilton as king of the races who, with the three-time championship, reached the six world championships won by placing only one of the historic and seven-time champion Michael Schumacher. The Briton finished this year with a magnificent performance being in first place in the Grand Prix of ABU DHABI held in the United Arab Emirates on December 1.

Now, some of the teams have opted for drastic changes in their lineups and others for continuity. The 2020 grill is now fully closed. Keep in mind that the plans of the teams and drivers are that this new 2020 season is transitional, this before the regulatory change that is coming in 2021. This is why, all the great figures in the category have signed contracts until 2020, leaving options open for 2021.

The grill in this 2020 will be:

TEAM	PILOT	NUMBER	COUNTRY	PILOT	NUMBER	COUNTRY
Mercedes	Lewis Hamilton	44	UK	Valtteri Bottas	77	Finland
Ferrari	Sebastian Vettel	5	Germany	Charles Leclerc	16	Monaco
Red Bull	Max Verstapen	33	Netherlands	Alexander Albon	23	Tailand
McLaren	Carlos Sainz	55	Spain	Lando Norris	4	UK
Renault	Daniel Ricciardo	3	Australia	Esteban Ocon	31	France
Toro Rosso	Daniil Kvyat	26	Russia	Pierre Gasly	10	France
Alfa Romeo	Kimi Räikkönen	7	Finland	Antonio Giovinazzi	99	Italy
Racing Point	Lance Stroll	18	Canada	Sergio Pérez	11	Mexico
Hass Ferrari	Romain Grosjean	8	France	Kevin Magnussen	20	Denmark
Williams	George Russell	63	UK	Nicholas Latifi	40	Canada

The next season will have many challenges for the best drivers in the world, new stars like Max Verstapen and Charles Leclerc will give a strong battle to the three-time champion Lewis Hamilton to avoid getting his fourth championship in line. For their part, Valtteri Bottas and Sebastian Vettel will come out to reaffirm that the seniority and experience in these types of championships weigh more than the impetus and aggressiveness of a rookie driver. There is no doubt that it will be an electrifying championship in every point of view and that the Ferrari and Mercedes teams will be at the top of the podium.