Formula 1 French Grand Prix. How to watch, Standings, Bets and Odds | July 24

The French Grand Prix will be the 12th race of the 2022 Formula 1 season. Ferrari is coming after two consecutive wins, so drivers Charles Leclerc and Carlos Sainz Jr will look to continue their run of form at the Circuit Paul Ricard.

This classic Grand Prix returned to the Formula 1 calendar in 2018. The circuit is located in Le Castellet, near Marseille. A lap here is 5,8 km long and the race is contested over 53 laps. Michael Schumacher holds the record for most wins in the French Grand Prix - 8.

Bookmakers from 1xBet see Max Verstappen as the favourite for the French Grand Prix with 2.10 odds to win the race. He is followed by Charles Leclerc with 2.50 odds. Mercedes drivers Lewis Hamilton has 9.00 for his first victory in 2022.

The second Red Bull Racing driver Sergio Perez has huge 15.00 to win at the Circuit Paul Ricard.

Carlos Sainz Jr and George Russell both have 19.00 odds for a victory in France. The second Ferrari driver could take a penalty if the team will change his power unit.

Also, experts offer 1.40 odds for a Safety Car appearance. Since 2018, the Safety Car has not been called at the Circuit Paul Ricard.

The French Grand Prix 2022 will be televised on Sky Sports F1. The broadcast will begin at 14.50 CET on July 10, ten minutes before the start of the race.

• Max Verstappen (Red Bull Racing) – 208 points;
• Charles Leclerc (Ferrari) – 170 points;
• Sergio Perez (Red Bull Racing) - 151 points;
• Carlos Sainz Jr (Ferrari) - 133 points;
• George Russell (Mercedes AMG) - 128 points;
• Lewis Hamilton (Mercedes AMG) - 109 points;
• Lando Norris (McLaren) - 64 points;
• Esteban Ocon (Alpine) - 52 points;
• Valtteri Bottas (Alfa Romeo) - 46 points;
• Fernando Alonso (Alpine) - 29 points;
• Kevin Magnussen (Haas) - 22 points;
• Daniel Ricciardo (McLaren) - 17 points;
• Pierre Gasly (Scuderia Alpha Tauri) - 16 points;
• Sebastian Vettel (Aston Martin) – 15 points;
• Mick Schumacher (Haas) - 12 points;
• Yuki Tsunoda (Scuderia Alpha Tauri) - 11 points;
• Zhoy Guanyu (Alfa Romeo) - 5 points;
• Alexander Albon (Williams) - 3 points;
• Lance Stroll (Aston Martin) - 3 points;
• Nico Hulkenberg (Aston Martin) - 0 points;
• Nicholas Latifi (Williams) - 0 points;

• Red Bull Racing - 359 points;
• Ferrari - 303 points;
• Mercedes AMG - 237 points;
• McLaren - 81 points;
• Alpine - 81 points;
• Alfa Romeo - 51 points;
• Haas - 34 points;
• Scuderia Alpha Tauri - 27 points;
• Aston Martin - 18 points;
• Williams - 3 points;

• 24 July - France;
• 31 July - Hungary;
• 28 August - Belgium;
• 4 September - Netherlands;
• 11 September - Italy;
• 2 October - Singapore;
• 9 October - Japan;
• 23 October - United States of America;
• 30 October - Mexico;
• 13 November - Brazil;
• 20 November - Abu Dhabi;