F1 Brazilian Grand Prix: Betting Preview, Predictions, Odds, Race Schedule

• Formula 1 heads to the Interlagos Circuit for the 2023 Brazilian Grand Prix
• Max Verstappen will look at extending his season record for the most wins
• Sports Brief has compiled an extensive preview of the Brazilian Grand Prix

Formula 1 continues its Americas triple-header with the Brazilian Grand Prix, the concluding event in this thrilling series.

The 2023 edition of the Brazilian Grand Prix marks the return of Formula 1 to the Autodromo Jose Carlos Pace Circuit.

The circuit - known as Interlagos - made its F1 debut in 1973 and has earned its place as one of the most iconic tracks.

In the 2022 edition of the race, F1 witnessed Mercedes dominance, with George Russell piloting the W13 car to victory in both the Sprint race and the main Grand Prix.

Russell maintained his lead from the first lap to the 71st, securing Mercedes' sole victory of the 2022 season. This triumph was instrumental in securing third place for the Brackley team in the Constructors' title standings, behind Ferrari and Red Bull Racing.

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However, the landscape has shifted significantly as the 2023 season unfolds, with Red Bull and Max Verstappen asserting their dominance and wrapping up all titles in emphatic style.

Nevertheless, there is still much at stake for the rest of the field, particularly for Sergio Perez, whose home race at the Mexican Grand Prix ended abruptly after a collision with Charles Leclerc, as reported by PlanetF1.

Sports Brief offers an extensive preview, including race expectations, the schedule, and betting picks:

Brazilian Grand Prix schedule

The 2023 Brazilian Grand Prix is set to span from November 3 to 5, with various sessions and events scheduled over three days.

Friday, November 3

Practice One at 11:30 (BRT)

Qualifying at 15:00 (BRT)

Saturday, November 4

Sprint Shootout at 11:00 (BRT)

Sprint at 15:30 (BRT)

Sunday, November 5

Grand Prix at 14:00 (BRT)

Brazilian Grand Prix Preview

Being the 20th race in the 2023 calendar, the Interlagos track is renowned for hosting thrilling and unforgettable races, making it one of the most demanding and exhilarating circuits on the Formula 1 calendar.

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This weekend's event will also feature the final Sprint race weekend of the 2023 Formula 1 season.

Red Bull has secured victory in four of the five Sprint races held so far, making them a strong contender for another win. The Milton-Keynes team will also hope they can return to winning ways as they remain without a win at the circuit since 2019.

Also, the weekend will provide Lewis Hamilton - who hasn't won a race since Jeddah in 2021, as reported by GPblog - an opportunity to put an end to his winless run as he hopes to ride the wave of Mercedes' recent success at the Brazilian Grand Prix and secure a third consecutive victory for his team at this track.

Brazilian Grand Prix Predictions - view all lines

Race winner:

Max Verstappen, with 16 wins out of 19 races this season, is the favourite to clinch his 17th victory. Our bookmakers offer odds of 1.28 for the Dutch driver to win.

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Seven-time world champion, Lewis Hamilton has outsider odds of 10.0 for his first win since 2021.

A redemption victory for Sergio Perez is offered at 15.0 by our bookmaker.

Sprint race winner:

The Brazilian GP features the sixth and final Sprint race of the 2023 season. Verstappen, with a strong season performance, is favoured to win the Brazil GP Sprint race, with bookmakers offering odds of 1.44.

A Sprint race win for Sergio Perez, on the other hand, carries odds of 21.0 and would significantly boost his confidence.

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Brazilian GP Circuit Information

Circuit name: Autodrome Jose Carlos Pace

Length of lap: 4.309km

Lap record: Valtteri Bottas (2018) with a time of 1:10.540

Total number of race laps: 71

Total race distance: 305.879km

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First Grand Prix hosted: 1973

Most Brazilian Grand Prix wins

Alain Prost: Six wins - 1982, 1984, 1985, 1987, 1988, 1990

Michael Schumacher: Four wins - 1994, 1995, 2000, 2002

Lewis Hamilton: Three wins - 2016, 2018, 2021

Sebastian Vettel: Three wins - 2010, 2013, 2017.

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Max Verstappen sets Formula 1 record

In a previous report, Sports Brief stated that Verstappen set a new Formula 1 record with his victory at the Autodrome Hermanos Rodriguez Circuit.

The Dutch driver, who had already broken the record for the most consecutive victories, added another milestone thanks to a commanding win on the night.

Verstappen will now shift his focus to the Brazilian Grand Prix at Interlagos, aiming to extend his records in what can only be described as a season of success.

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