F1 Odds: Brazilian Grand Prix latest - Verstappen vs Lando, Piastri is cooked

Oscar Piastri didn’t just lose the lead in the F1 Drivers’ Championship standings in Mexico City two weeks ago, he also lost respect from the oddsmakers.

The 24-year-old Australian is no longer the unflappable iceman charting an unerring path to a first title. He’s now cracking under pressure and no longer controlling his own destiny.

Piastri could finish only fifth as team-mate Lando Norris stormed to a dominant victory, with the British star also taking the lead in the title race by a single point.

Now Oscar is the meat in a sandwich made up of Norris and the fast-finishing four-time champion Max Verstappen. The Dutchman is now just 36 points behind having trailed by 104 coming out of the summer break.

Now the battle for the championship heads to Interlagos this weekend for the Brazilian Grand Prix in Sao Paulo. An iconic track where so many legends have been made.

We have a Sprint Race on Saturday and the Grand Prix proper on Sunday, meaning there is a maximum haul of 33 points available to any one driver, exactly what the peerless Verstappen produced in Austin last month.

Verstappen of course is returning to the scene of perhaps his greatest ever F1 drive to date - that incredible romp from P17 on the grid to a brilliant race win in 2024.

We have all the latest intel for you ahead of the weekend’s action down in South America, including odds for both races and the latest championship standings.

Latest Brazilian Grand Prix Odds

The story here is that Piastri has few friends any more - he’s a clear third favourite when up against the surging Norris and Verstappen. The latest odds look like this: