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So that's the championship standings with 3 to go, lets see what's happening:
Mathmatically, 9 people can win the championship outright, 11 people counting a tied championship. Realistically it's between 4 people, Kawasie who has led the championship for quite a while, Beyens has been his thorn in the side, stealing points here and there, Trendell has been consistantly there or there abouts but lately has started to fade and Haswell who had a nightmare start to the season but has came back to form in the second half.
Bee's odds for championship:
Kawasie: 5/1 (Fav)
Beyens: 11/1
Trendell: 11/1
Haswell: 10/1
Behind them there's Chris Taylor in the Red Bull, all by his lonesome, then Soyfu in the Midland suprisingly out performing his team mate. Then there is 6 drivers covered by only 4 points starting with Jason Richards in the 2nd Red Bull, enjoying good pace and overtaking, tieing with him is Brett Edwards suprising many in the low powered Super Aguri. Davidson is a point behind them in the Honda, fairly inconsistant but most of his finishes has been in the points, then 2 points further behind is Herman Chang who had a great start to the season but has been blighted with reliability problems resulting in 7 DNF's. Tied with him is Duncan Hutchison, who appears to be cursed on track, the Brit is followed by Australian Brad Horton who has struggled with pace in the Midland.
Bee's odds for 7th place in championship:
Richards: 6/1
Edwards: 5/1 (Fav)
Davidson: 8/1
Chang: 11/1
Hutchison: 10/1
Horton: 16/1
Then the two McLarens follow with Butler leading team mate Owens. The Williams of Steve Travis has hardly ever been in contention but done well at his home GP at Indy, Marc Pianelli follows in a hugely dissapointing season at Honda. Jarrett Allman has had a tough rookie season but has atleast scored 6 points in the Toyota, Damien Adams was on par with team mate Brett Edwards for the opening races but quickly faded to the back of the pack. The race for the wooden spoon is a 2 horse race, both veterans, Lloyd Ramos in the WIlliams and Appie Charkaoui in the Toyota, both have came close to scoring a point or two but have sadly failed to take off.
Some punters have already took bets for season 4, here are the latest odds:
Haswell: 10/1 (Jt Fav)
Kawasie: 10/1 (Jt Fav)
Trendell: 11/1
Beyens: 11/1
Davidson: 13/1
Richards: 13/1
Taylor: 13/1
Horton: 13/1
Hutchison: 15/1