ROME – After missing the 2023 edition, the Circus returns to Imola for the Emilia-Romagna GP. Max Verstappen seeks redemption after second place in Miami and sees success at 1.22 on William Hill, ahead of Lando Norris, fresh from his first career victory, seen at 7.50. Ferrari is aiming for success on the Romagna track, absent since 2006: Charles Leclerc, at 13, precedes Carlos Sainz at 21. Between the two Ferrari drivers, the other Red Bull driver, Sergio Perez, is placed at 17.
More balance instead for the pole position: MadMax still leads at 1.50 on William Hill, with Charles Leclerc closer at 5, ahead of Lando Norris at 6. The Monegasque from Ferrari is second on the board also on the fastest lap in the race, at 7, preceded by the usual Verstappen at 1.53. Watch out for the unknown accidents and retirements: the entry of the Safety Car in Imola is played at 1.44, while a race with all the drivers at the finish rises to 6.50. Logan Sargeant, out in Miami after an accident with Kevin Magnussen, is ahead of everyone for the first retirement of the match, at 11, ahead of Lance Stroll proposed at 13.
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