Le Mans Odds

Almost every motorsports fan knows about Le Mans. Together with the Indianapolis 500 and the Monaco Grand Prix, it's part of the Triple Crown of Motorsport, and it's undoubtedly one of the most prestigious racing events in the world.

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How to Make Le Mans Predictions and Odds?

Making a Le Mans prediction today is incredibly simple on Sportzino. All you need to do is make a prediction based on your current strategy.

The first thing you need to know is the odds. We use American moneyline odds, just like every social sportsbook in the US.

For instance, if you want to predict who'll win the upcoming 24 hour race, you'll see all the teams listed out with odds next to them like this:

Ferrari AF Corse 51 +260
Toyota Gazoo Racing 8 +500
Cadillac Racing 2 +550

Naturally, there will be more names than these three, but we kept it to a few here to simplify things.

Moneyline odds are represented with either a plus sign, like here, or a minus sign. A plus sign denotes an underdog and the amount you stand to win from a 100 GC prediction. A minus sign indicates the favorite (rare with racing events, especially when over 50 cars are racing, like in Le Mans) and tells you the amount of GC you need to put in to win 100.

So, if you support Ferrari at odds of +260 and back them with 100 GC, you're on your way to winning 260 GC + your original 100 GC, or 360 GC in total. If you support Toyota, you can win 600 GC in total, and if you choose Cadillac, you can win 650 GC.

It's pretty simple, and you'll get the hang of things quickly, even if you've never placed a Le Mans prediction.

Le Mans Explained

Le Mans, or more specifically, 24 Hours of Le Mans, is an annual sports car race held in Le Mans, France.

Le Mans is part of the FIA World Endurance Championship and has been held almost every year since 1923, making it one of the oldest races in the world.

It's not a fixed-distance racing event, so teams are classified not by their finishing time but by the distance they covered in 24 hours. For reference, the top cars in the rankings typically complete as many as 380 laps and sometimes even more.

The racers aim to find a balance between speed and reliability, squeezing every bit of performance out of their cars for 24 hours straight.

This is why it's crucial to study each team closely before making your predictions and consider what they achieved during the qualification stage.

You should also study the race course itself — Circuit de la Sarthe. It is 13.6 km (8.5 miles) long and features both public roads and racing track sections with various high, medium, and low-speed corners.

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