As innovative as the initiative is, promoting and publicizing motorsports is nothing new for NetBet. The bookmaker is already present at the Ferrari Challenge, one of the main categories of motorsport, taking the brand name to new places and attracting the attention of motorsport lovers.
Regarding NetBet's initiative and trajectory in the Brazilian market, the company's press office stated: “NetBet was a pioneer in sponsoring Brazilian football and jiu jitsu; then we were one of the cars in the Ferrari Challenge. We understand the public's love for sports betting at NetBet and that's why we're creating this promotion where every active user of the month will have the chance to win a more than special tour through practice, qualifiers and races.”
Brazilian GP promises to be decisive for the championship
Users who win will be able to follow live the Interlagos GP, which could be decisive for the Formula 1 season. This is because the classification of the drivers' world championship is extremely tight, bringing Dutch driver Max Verstappen in the lead with 262.5 points in a row up close by defending champion Lewis Hamilton who appears with 256.5 points.
In 2019, the year of the last edition of the Interlagos Grand Prix, the Dutch won in one of the most exciting races of the season, which also featured the podium, hitherto unprecedented, by Pierre Gasly, who placed his Toro Rosso in the second place, ahead of Hamilton, in an epic finish.
Rivalries are reaching their apex in 2021
Unlike what happened in previous years, the rivalry Verstappen vs Hamilton and Red Bull Racing vs Mercedes is much more touchy, with real title chances for both sides, something that will certainly bring many emotions to the GPs that will take place until the end of the season.
In addition to the driver’s side, there is the issue of car upgrades. Red Bull is just now nearing the end of its development program, while Mercedes made the last major change to the car at Silverstone in mid-July. And Verstappen's team knows he will have to change his power unit at least one more time and suffer a penalty, starting from the back of the grid. On Hamilton's side, Mercedes has not yet decided whether to do the same. That's because the English are in a more comfortable situation with the engines they have at their disposal, but would run risks in the last stages if they don't make the change.
In Brazil, however, Mercedes is trying to change the fate of recent years, where Interlagos has been a stronghold of Red Bull. The race promises to be extremely exciting and NetBet will share all that emotion with its customers.
Source: GMB
