Motorsport betting beyond Formula 1 covers one of the widest competitive footprints in professional sport. MotoGP runs approximately 20 rounds across five continents in the premier class alone, with Moto2 and Moto3 running parallel support programmes at each venue. The World Superbike Championship (WSBK) operates on a calendar that overlaps significantly with MotoGP, creating a dense two-wheel racing weekend schedule from March through November. Add IndyCar, NASCAR, the 24 Hours of Le Mans and WEC endurance calendar, Supercross, and DTM, and the combined race weekend count exceeds 40 across a single season. At 1xBit, the motorsport section covers the full scope of two-wheel and four-wheel racing outside Formula 1, which has its own dedicated page.
MotoGP has a depth of analytical structure that is underappreciated compared to Formula 1 despite the title competition regularly running into the final round. The three-class format means bettors follow rider progressions from Moto3 to Moto2 to MotoGP over multiple seasons, creating a trackable form curve that informs both short-odds favourites and value selections in the mid-grid. Manufacturer championship betting adds a second dimension where factory Ducati, Honda, Yamaha, Aprilia, and KTM are priced throughout the season.
Coverage
MotoGP's premier class calendar — typically 20 rounds — spans circuits across Spain (Jerez, Circuit de Catalunya, MotorLand Aragón, Valencia), Italy (Mugello, Misano), the Americas (COTA, Termas de Río Hondo), Asia (Sepang, Buriram, Motegi, Mandalika), and Australia (Phillip Island). Sprint races, introduced as a Saturday format, are listed with the same market structure as the Sunday Grand Prix. Moto2 and Moto3 run at the same venues with match winner and podium markets.
WSBK runs two Superbike races per weekend at venues including Phillip Island, Assen, Imola, Donington Park, Most, Magny-Cours, Portimão, Jerez, and Estoril. WorldSSP (Supersport) runs as a support class at WSBK rounds. IndyCar covers the full oval and road course schedule, including the Indianapolis 500 in May which receives extended market depth across outrights and props. NASCAR Cup Series coverage spans the full 36-race schedule with additional Xfinity Series markets on selected race weekends.
The 24 Hours of Le Mans receives dedicated coverage as the flagship WEC round, with class winner markets across LMH, LMP2, LMGT3. The full WEC season — including Spa, Fuji, Bahrain, and the Prologue — is listed with pre-match and selected live markets. Supercross rounds from January to May are covered with race winner and championship markets. DTM and the GT World Challenge series are listed on selected rounds.
Betting Markets
Pre-Match Options
Race winner is the primary market and resolves on the official classification of the first-place finisher. Podium finish (top 3) reduces variance compared to an outright winner bet and is the standard approach for riders with consistent top-three records but insufficient pace to price as race favourite. Pole position betting resolves after Saturday qualifying and separates from the race result — a rider with strong one-lap pace but race management issues can be backed at longer odds than their race market pricing implies.
Fastest lap resolves on the official fastest lap time during the race. Head-to-head markets pair two specific riders or team-mates against each other and resolve on relative finishing position regardless of absolute result — useful for positioning within a manufacturer against a title rival. Constructor/manufacturer championship futures are available throughout the season. Points finisher (top 5 or top 10) provides a lower-variance entry point for riders in mid-grid positions. Crash/retirement (yes/no) is available on selected riders at venues with historically high attrition rates.
| Market | Format |
|---|---|
| Race Winner | Outright, official classification |
| Podium Finish | Top 3, reduces single-rider variance |
| Pole Position | Saturday qualifying result |
| Fastest Lap | Quickest single lap during race |
| Head-to-Head | Two riders, relative finishing position |
| Constructor Championship | Manufacturer title outright |
| Points Finisher | Top 5 or Top 10 finish |
| Crash/Retirement | Yes/No proposition on selected events |
Live Betting
Live motorsport markets update lap-by-lap during races with position betting adjusting as the running order develops through pit stop cycles and strategy plays out. MotoGP live markets are particularly active in the early lap phase before the field separates on pure pace — position changes in the first five laps create live pricing movements that reflect a different competitive picture from pre-race odds. Live championship standings update between rounds, with seasonal outright pricing adjusting after each race adds or subtracts from the points gap.
Safety car deployment is a relevant live market variable across all four-wheel categories, where a full course yellow or safety car phase can compress the field and reshape the race winner market in a single lap. At Le Mans, live markets run across the full 24-hour duration of the race with class leader betting available through overnight sessions. MotoGP Sprint race live markets run independently from Sunday and settle within 20 minutes of the sprint start.
Crypto Payments
MotoGP and WSBK run parallel calendars across many of the same race weekends — both series visit Phillip Island, Jerez, Assen, Portimão, and other venues in the same season, sometimes within weeks of each other. Combined with IndyCar, NASCAR, Supercross, and WEC rounds, the motorsport calendar across 1xBit produces 40 or more competitive race weekends per year. Instant crypto deposits allow positions to be funded across multiple series in the same weekend without delays. Bitcoin, Ethereum, and USDT are accepted at 1xBit with withdrawals direct to wallet and no KYC documentation under standard limits.
Available Competitions
Coverage includes MotoGP, Moto2, Moto3, Sprint races, World Superbike Championship, WorldSSP, IndyCar Series (including Indianapolis 500), NASCAR Cup Series and Xfinity Series, Supercross, Dakar Rally, DTM, GT World Challenge, and the full World Endurance Championship including the 24 Hours of Le Mans. British Superbikes and MotoE are listed with race winner markets on selected rounds.