However, the Briton has room to spare. With a 12-point lead, and the assurance of being titled even if he finishes 3rd behind his two competitors Max Verstappen and Oscar Piastri, he is the big favorite of the bookmakers with odds around 1.30. “He will have the best car on the track. If he and his team manage to stay calm and deliver an ordinary Grand Prix, even a boring one, he should win,” assures his old compatriot Martin Brundle, who has become a consultant for Sky Sports.
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