Austrian GP
A real power circuit, Austria has been a great hunting ground in recent years for anyone with a Mercedes engine. Mercedes have won all three visits here since it came back on the calendar, and Mercedes powered cars filled six of the first seven slots in 2015.
The good news however is that the Mercedes dominance is gone, and Ferrari are quick enough to cause some serious problems. They is also the race trim set-ups to consider. Something Ferrari seem to be doing far better in 2017.
Sebastian Vettel has finished on the podium in six of eight races this season, and rescued 4th place finishes in Canada (despite falling to almost plum last at the start) and Azerbaijan (despite a 10 second stop go for his silly antics under the safety car). He has the pace, the guile and the tyre management to get the better of pole-sitter Vallteri Bottas in this one, and although he's favourite, it seems generous to be able to get 7/4 about the German.
In the points market, Carlos Sainz has helped our seasons profits this campaign, and looks worth backing again at 4/6. The Spaniard has finished in the points in every race this season barring mechanical problems (6 out of 8 points finishes), and there is no reason to expect anything different with him starting 10th this week. Two Mclaren's closely behind should also give him a comfort zone, as it's hard to see them coming forward significantly from their qualifying efforts.
Sebastian Vettel to win at 7/4
Carlos Sainz to finish in the points at 4/6