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How to bet on Motor Sports

At MyBookie Motor Sports, you can bet online on Motor Sports almost every weekend for most of the year:

First steps:

  1. Create a MyBookie Account.
  2. You will need a positive account balance to place a bet. You can make a deposit using our available methods.
  3. Choose a Deposit Option. And select a Bonus.
  4. Deposit Funds into your MyBookie Account.
  5. Learn About Betting Odds and Place Sports Bets.

Now learn about the types of bets for MyBookie Motor Sports.

Moneyline Motor Sports betting

The money line in motorsports betting is the prediction of the race outcome, whether it is the racer driver or team. If William Byron is -150 on the money line, then he is deemed to be the favorite to win. If you were to bet $100 on William Byron, you would make $50 if he won. On the flip side, if Chad Finchum's moneyline is +150, it means he is an underdog. If you were to bet $100 on Finchum, then you’d win $150.

Motor Sport Spread Betting

Motorsport spread betting is a wagering on the outcome of an event where the pay-off is based on the accuracy of the bet, rather than a simple “win or lose” outcome seen in outright or money-line betting. A great example would be an individual head-to-head race bet. A prediction on how one driver will fare compared to another driver in the same race, expressed as the margin of victory in points between these 2 drivers. In F1, the winner is awarded 25 points, hence one could bet on the spread between the winner of the race and another driver expressed by points differential.

Race Driver Championship

They award this to the driver who accumulates the most amount of points from race finishes throughout the course of the championship. You can bet on which racer will win the current year’s championship.

F1 Constructors’ Championship

The constructors’ championship is an F1 title awarded to the team which finished with the most points after a full season.

Race winner

The most popular of these is the race winner. The race winner is decided by which driver finishes the race and crosses the finish line ahead of the rest of the field.