F1 Constructors' Championship Odds

Mercedes leads the constructors' standings — Polymarket's implied probabilities set against the team points table, with the market-vs-standings edge for each team.

#ConstructorPointsWinsMarket %7dEdgeTrade
1Mercedes262682.5%+50.4Bet
2Ferrari190112.2%-11.1Bet
3McLaren14102.5%-14.8Bet
4Red Bull8901%-9.9Bet
5Alpine F1 Team600Bet
6RB F1 Team380Bet
7Haas F1 Team210Bet
8Williams1100.5%-0.8Bet
9Audi200.5%+0.3Bet
10Aston Martin100.5%+0.4Bet
11Cadillac F1 Team00Bet

How to read the constructors' market

The Constructors' Championship is a team market, so it behaves differently from the drivers' title. A team can protect its position even when one car has a difficult weekend, because the second car can still bank points and limit the damage. That is why GridOdds compares Polymarket's implied probability with the current points share rather than treating the table alone as the forecast.

The most useful signal is the gap between market confidence and standings position. When Polymarket is much more bullish than the points table, traders may be pricing car pace, reliability, upgrade paths, or a calendar stretch that suits that constructor. When the market is less bullish than the table, it can mean the lead looks fragile, the second driver is not scoring enough, or rivals have a stronger route through the remaining races.

Use this page with the drivers' title odds and the season stats hub to separate raw points from probability. The standings show what has already happened; the market shows how traders think the remaining race weekends, sprint points, reliability risk, and team-mate scoring will convert into the final table.

Biggest movers

Odds have been flat across the last 7 days. No notable movers right now.

Standings via API-Sports Formula-1 with Jolpica fallback. Odds via Polymarket Gamma.