No Schumacher, no problem on F1 Betting at SBG Global

F1 was expected to die several years ago when the racing legend Michael Schumacher retired from the sport. But a strange thing happened instead, something that no auto racing betting thought possible but every F1 betting fan secretly hoped would. The sport, instead of collapsing without the seven-time Formula 1 champion, actually became much more exciting.

In place of Schumacher a crop of very talented young drivers rose up and gave F1 the broad appeal that it had been searching so long for. Instead of Schumacher at the top of the F1 competitions we begin seeing names like Riakkonen, Alonso and Hamilton. In fact, last season, the second auto racing betting season without Schumacher, was the most thrilling in recent F1 memory. And to think that many F1 betting fans had been predicting the fall of one of auto racing betting’s greatest racing circuits.

But aside from the crop of talented young drivers coming and filling the competition void that had been lacking for so long in F1 betting there were other changes in the sport that also helped propel F1 back to the top of the racing heap. Several rule changes in the last year of Schumacher’s run at Ferrari also helped even out the competition and made F1 races much more competitive.

Instead of Ferrari racing to six straight F1 titles, other teams like McClaren and Renault began seriously challenging the Italian supremacy.

As the 208 F1 season nears, you can be sure that this intense competition will start up again where it left off last season. And this year’s auto racing betting season at the F1 level looks as competitive as it’s been in years.