Kupoa10 Motor Racing Tips
65% strike rate on Motor Racing in the last year
- Annual Profit
- 91
- Annual Strike Rate
- 65 %
- 30 Days Profit
- -
- 7 Days Profit
- -
12 Months Profit Trend
Feb 25 - Feb 26
- Highest ProfitSep 25
- 8.1
- Lowest ProfitNov 25
- -2.3
Daily Profit
Last 23 Days
- Highest ProfitFeb 25
- -
- Lowest ProfitFeb 25
- -
Kupoa10’s Tips
8 Mar Tips
-
WIN @
I still see Max Verstappen as the most likely winner. Unless there’s major reliability drama or safety-car chaos, Red Bull’s overall package, plus Verstappen’s qualifying pace and race management, usually put him in clean air, which is lethal around Albert Park. The track rewards strong traction out of slow/medium corners and stability in the faster chicanes??'areas where Verstappen has been outstanding. If he starts from the front row, his tyre management and control of race tempo make him very hard to beat over a full Grand Prix distance.
-
WIN @
Charles Leclerc is another strong podium shout. Ferrari typically bring a car with very good qualifying performance and strong traction, which helps a lot out of the slow corners and the heavy-braking zones in Melbourne. Leclerc is one of the best over a single lap, so he’s always a threat to start on the first two rows. From there, his race pace is usually enough to at least hold a podium if strategy and tyre wear are managed properly. A clean weekend from Ferrari puts him right in that P2??'P3 window.
-
WIN @
For a slightly different angle, I also like George Russell as a podium candidate. Mercedes have had inconsistency, but when the balance is in the right window they still produce very competitive race pace, and Russell is particularly strong at making aggressive strategies work (long first stints, late charges on fresh tyres, etc.). Albert Park often throws a safety car or VSC into the mix, which is where Russell’s racecraft and willingness to gamble can pay off. If Mercedes are “in the window” and he qualifies well, he’s a realistic contender for a surprise P3.
-
WIN @
Max Verstappen is my main favorite to win the Australian Grand Prix, so picking him on the podium is the clever bet. He always brings the best of himself at the start and at the end of the season, and he has the best podium rate of the last few years.
Profits calculated to a 10 point stake.
Value Rating is based on comparing the odds of a selection to the theoretical probability of winning based on the percentage of tips for it.