Jenson Button Odds

Button made it a British double in 2009, as he followed up Lewis Hamilton's F1 win with his first championship

Having spent numerous years competing in Formula One, Jenson Button has the advantage over many of his leading opposition in the world championship race in that he has more experience at the majority of the tracks. This could count for something, as he will be more familiar with some of the tighter turns or where added liberties can be taken in a race.

Jenson Button odds always worth it to finish on the podium

Although Jenson Button may not always have the car with the desired speed to win a race, his ability to manage his tyres effectively always means he should be challenging near the front of the field, barring accidents. Better tyre management means fewer pits stops and this can often make up for the slightly slower lap times he may be setting compared to more aggressive drivers.

Picking the race winner is just one of the Formula One betting opportunities available to punters. Another is which three drivers will finish on the podium and this is where Jenson Button odds may prove most useful. Among the other markets are which drivers will finish in the top ten to claim world championship points, which driver will start from pole position and who will set the fastest lap during the race.

No real pattern for following Jenson Button odds

Unfortunately for punters, there are few patterns to follow when looking at the previous form of Button. There is no particular race where he tends to perform better than others, although he has won the Australian Grand Prix in two of the last three Formula One seasons and finished second in Italy in each of the last three years.