MotoGP Betting at Betiton UK

When it comes to motorbike racing events, MotoGP is the biggest and most prestigious, with fans tuning in from all over the British Isles. Each year, 12 teams and a total of 22 riders compete against each other for the world title, and Betiton UK, the best bookie, gives motorheads plenty of MotoGP Championship betting opportunities. Below, we will take you through the best races to bet on, the different markets, and provide you with some top MotoGP betting tips.

🤑 MotoGP Free Bet	Bet €15 and receive a €10 free bet
🏍️ Bet on MotoGP Races	Grand Prix of Qatar, Grand Prix de France, Gran Premio d’Italia, Australian Motor Grand Prix, and Gran Premio de España
🖋️ MotoGP Betting Markets	Championship winner, Race winner, Rider vs Rider, Podium finish, Fastest lap
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What Is MotoGP?

MotoGP is the main competition in the motorbike racing world, and there are 21 races throughout the year in different countries across the Americas, Europe, and Asia. You will see the biggest motorbike brands, such as Ducati, Suzuki, and Yamaha battle it out for the prestigious trophy. These machines can reach speeds in excess of 200 mph, making betting on MotoGP a very entertaining pastime.

The main differences between MotoGP and Formula 1 have been listed below for you:

• ✔️ In MotoGP the participants race on motorbikes, while in F1 the participants race in cars.
• ✔️ In Formula 1, the first 10 cars to finish are awarded points, while in MotoGP the first 15 riders to finish will receive points.
• ✔️ A MotoGP race lasts for around 45 minutes, while a F1 race can last for more than an hour.

The Best MotoGP Races You Can Bet on at Betiton UK

When it comes to MotoGP race betting, there are no fewer than 21 races that you can place bets on throughout the season. So, no matter the time of year, you will be able to find a MotoGP race to try your luck on. Obviously, in order to bet on a race, you need to know when it will be taking place, so in the table below you can find the 21 different races and the dates for the 2024 MotoGP World Championship:

🏍️ MotoGP Race	📍 Track	📅Date of Race
Qatar Airways Grand Prix of Qatar	Lusail International Circuit, Lusail	10th March
Grande Premio Tissot de Portugal	Algarve International Circuit, Portimao	24th March
Red Bull Grand Prix of the Americas	Circuit of the Americas, Austin	14th April
Grand Premio de Espana	Circuito de Jerez Angel Nieto, Jerez de la Frontera	28th April
Michelin Grand Prix de France	Bugatti Circuit, Le Mans	12th May
Gran Premi Monster Energy de Catalunya	Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya, Montmelo	26th May
Gran Premio d’Italia	Autodromo Internazionale del Mugello, Scarperia e San Pier	2nd June
Grand Prix of Kazakhstan	Sokol International Racetrack, Almaty	16th June
Motul TT Assen	TT Circuit Assen, Assen	30th June
Liqui Moly Motorrad Grand Prix Deutschland	Sachsenring, Hohenstein-Ernstthal	7th July
Monster Energy British Grand Prix	Silverstone Circuit, Silverstone	4th August
Motorrad Grand Prix von Osterreich	Red Bull Ring, Speilberg	18th August
Gran Premio de Aragon	MotorLand Aragon, Alcaniz	1st September
Gran Premio Red Bull di San Marino e della Riviera di Rimini	Misano World Circuit Marco Simoncelli, Misano Adriatico	8th September
Grand Prix of India	Buddh International Circuit, Greater Noida	22nd September
Pertamina Grand Prix of Indonesia	Pertamina Mandalika International Street Circuit, Central Lombok	29th September
Motul Grand Prix of Japan	Mobility Resort Motegi, Motegi	6th October
Australian Motorcycle Grand Prix	Phillip Island Grand Prix Circuit, Phillip Island	20th October
OR Thailand Grand Prix	Chang International Circuit, Buriram	27th October
Petronas Grand Prix of Malaysia	Petronas Sepang International Circuit, Sepang	3rd November
Gran Premio Motul de la Comunitat Valenciana	Circuit Ricardo Tormo, Valencia	17th November

Qatar Motorcycle Grand Prix

Qatar’s Lusail racetrack, which is 3.37 miles long, is where each MotoGP season now starts, with the first race having taken place here in 2004. This racing event usually takes place at night because the daytime temperatures in this part of the world are too hot – the heat has a huge impact on the integrity of the tires, which is a big safety issue. The most successful rider on this circuit is Jorge Lorenzo with six wins, while Aprilia is the most successful manufacturer as they have 12 wins under their belt.

Italian Motorcycle Grand Prix

Between 1949 and 1990, this motorcycling event was called the Gran Premio Delle Nazioni Nations Grand Prix, and it was one of the original races of the motorcycle racing calendar. For the first two decades or so of its existence, this race took place at Monza, and then rotated between numerous circuits between 1972 and 1993. Since 1994, this race has taken place at the Mugello Circuit, which is 3.26 miles long. The most successful rider is Giacomo Agostini with 13 wins, while Honda have claimed no fewer than 48 manufacturer wins.

British Motorcycle Grand Prix

British motorcycling races used to take place in the Isle of Man, but the circuit was eventually deemed too dangerous when Gilbert Parlotti lost his life there in 1972. The first British Motorcycle Grand Prix outside the Isle of Man took place at Silverstone in 1977, before being moved to Donington Park between 1987 and 2009. Since 2010, the British MotoGP race has mostly be raced on the Silverstone Circuit, which is 3.67 miles long. Valentino Rossi is the most successful rider with eight wins, while Honda have claimed the manufacturer trophy on 42 occasions.

Australian Motorcycle Grand Prix

The Australian Motorcycle Grand Prix has been taking place at the Phillip Island Grand Prix Circuit since 1997 – this circuit, which is 3.31 miles long, is one of the prettiest circuits on the MotoGP calendar. Before 1997, some other noticeable circuits where this race took place include Eastern Creek just west of Sydney and Bathurst which is located in central western New South Wales. Valentino Rossi has another eight wins here, while Honda have a total of 39 titles to their name.

Japanese Motorcycle Grand Prix

The Suzuka Circuit was the main venue for the Japanese Motorcycle Grand Prix for years, but in 2004 it was replaced by the Mobility Resort Motegi, which is 2.98 miles long. This was because it was deemed too dangerous due to its short runoffs and trackside barriers – these features cost Daijiro Kato his life in 2003, while badly injuring Alex Barros and Marco Melandri. Marc Márquez has won five races here, which is more than any other rider, while Honda have been the most successful manufacturer once again with 49 wins.

Betiton UK MotoGP Betting Markets

At Betiton UK, we offer our punters competitive MotoGP betting odds for a variety of exciting markets. Some novice bettors might think that the options for MotoGP bets is quite limited, but this actually not the case. We offer a range of MotoGP markets that cater to the different aspects of this entertaining sport. We are now going to look at some of the most popular markets.

Championship Winner

You can try and predict the rider who will go on and win the championship after all races have been raced. The 2024 MotoGP season, as you saw in the table above, will have 21 races and works with a points-based system. The rider with the most points at the end of the 21st race will be crowned the champion. With outright bets, it is best to place your wager as soon as possible as the odds will shorten with each passing race.

Podium Finish

This is similar to each-way betting in horse racing as your selected rider will win you money if they manage to finish in one of the top three positions. Since each race has 22 riders, betting on the winner of a race can be pretty limiting, and you can increase your chances of seeing some sort of return by opting for the podium finish betting option.

Rider vs Rider

With this kind of MotoGP bet, you have to pick the winner from two riders. Your chosen rider does not even have to go on and win the race; all that matters is that they finish in a better position than the rider that they were pitted against. Such a market does not usually come with high MotoGP betting odds, but it is an entertaining market to try your luck on.

Without Driver

This market theoretically takes one driver out of the equation, and it will usually be the driver who is the favourite to go on and win the race. This is a bit like handicap betting as you are basically levelling the playing field. It also makes it more interesting from a gambling perspective as it takes away the short odds of the favourite and you can bet on one of the underdogs and have a better chance of winning.

MotoGP Betting Odds Explained by Betiton UK

When it comes to betting odds MotoGP, there are three different formats that you can find at Betiton UK and these are fractional, decimal, and American. We have decided that decimal odds will be the default setting here at Betiton UK, but you can change this in the top right corner of the page. If you are new to MotoGP online betting, then fear not as we will now explain each format briefly.

Decimal

Since these are popular across the European continent, they are sometimes known as European odds. The number that you are given tells you how much will be paid out for a winning wager. For example, if you were to bet £10 on a rider to win at odds of 6.00, and they do exactly that, then you will see a return of £60 in total. This will be £50 gains and your original £10 stake.

Fractional

Fractional odds are most popular across Great Britain, which is why they are sometimes called British odds. The number tells you the amount that you can win for every £1 that is bet. For instance, if you put a stake of £10 down with odds of 8/1 and it is a winner, then you will get £90 back. This would be your original £10 wager and £80 worth of profit.

American

These odds, as you can tell from the name, are popular in the United States. They are different due to the fact that they come with a plus and minus sign. The plus sign indicates who the underdog is and the amount that you can win by betting $100, while the minus sign tells us who the perceived favourite is and the amount that you have to wager to win $100.

How to Bet on MotoGP at Betiton UK?

Obviously, if you want to do a spot of MotoGP betting 2024 at Betiton UK, which happens to be the best MotoGP betting site, you will need to open an account with us. The signing up process is a simple one, and we have explained it in the step-by-step guide below:

1. Click on the “Sign Up” button in the top left.
2. Give your email address and then come up with a unique username and strong password.
3. Provide us with your first name, surname, house address, mobile number, and date of birth.
4. Click on “Create Account” once you have given us this information.
5. Head to our payment methods page, select your preferred deposit method, and follow the simple instructions. Once you have deposited money, you can start your MotoGP betting UK experience.

MotoGP Betting Tips by Betiton UK

We are now going to give you some MotoGP betting tips that you should make use of whenever you want to bet on MotoGP.

• 👉 Check the rider’s form: Riders will go in and out of form, so you need to make sure that they are performing at the top of their game before you go ahead and put money on them to win. If a rider has lost a number of recent races, bet on someone else.
• 👉 Keep updated about upgrades: MotoGP laws let the teams improve their bikes throughout the season, so you need to stay updated with the different bike upgrades. This can be done easily now thanks to the range of social media platforms.
• 👉 Check the leaderboard: Have a look at the MotoGP leaderboard before placing a bet on MotoGP as it highlights the riders who are struggling and those who are doing well. Those at the top will have a better chance of winning the next race.

MotoGP Leaderboard

🔝 Rank	🏍️ Rider	🔢 Points
1	F. Bagnaia	31
2	B. Binder	29
3	J. Martin	28
4	M. Marquez	18
5	E. Bastianini	15
6	A. Espargaro	15
7	A. Marquez	13
8	F. Di Giannantonio	9
9	P. Acosta	9
10	M. Vinales	7
11	F. Quartararo	5
12	J. Zarco	4
13	J. Mir	3
14	M. Bezzecchi	2
15	M. Oliveira	1

MotoGP Betting Offers & Promotions by Betiton UK

We welcome new UK punters with a free bet offer that you can use for betting MotoGP or any other sport. Those who sign up at Betiton UK and place a bet of £15 will receive a free bet of £10. The important T&Cs can be seen listed below:

• 🎁 For new punters only
• 🎁 Min odds of 2.00
• 🎁 Your free bet is valid for 14 days
• 🎁 Cannot claim the bonus with Skrill, PayPal, Neteller, or Paysafecard

Responsible MotoGP Gambling at Betiton UK

Responsible gambling is something that we take really seriously at Betiton UK, so we have a range of features that you can make use of to ensure that you are not spending too much. For instance, you can set up a daily, weekly, or monthly deposit limit. Additionally, you self-exclude yourself from your account for six months or more.

FAQs – Frequently Asked Questions about MotoGP Betting