Champions Day is the last day that matters on the British flat. Six championship races, the best horses in Europe, and the biggest betting card of the autumn — huge fields, soft October ground, and a market shoved about by money that has nothing to do with form.
So we are sending two men at it from opposite directions, over the same six races, and letting them argue in public. One pass, both tipsters, £19.99. No subscription.
Both men's selections for the day, with prices, stakes and their reasoning, sent in good time to get on. Both records settled in the open afterwards. 18+ only.
The Dewhurst, where next year's Classic winners show their hand, and the Cesarewitch, the marathon handicap that punters love for its big fields and big prices.
Formula One at Marina Bay. Value picks for qualifying and the race: winner, podium, top-six and head-to-head markets, where the real edges are.
MotoGP at Mandalika. Value picks for the Sprint and the Grand Prix: winners, podiums and rider match-ups, with the weather and tyre calls factored in.
The richest day of the British racing year. Champion Stakes, QEII and more: the best horses in Europe meet in a last big showdown of the flat season.
Formula One at Circuit of the Americas, Austin. Value picks for qualifying and the race: winner, podium, top-six and head-to-head markets, where the real edges are.
MotoGP at Phillip Island. Value picks for the Sprint and the Grand Prix: winners, podiums and rider match-ups, with the weather and tyre calls factored in.
The world championships of racing. Two nights of Grade 1s from Kentucky, with Europe's best taking on the Americans. Racing runs into the evening UK time.
Tips for every event go on sale on the day: £15 a day for racing, £10 for other sports. Want them in your inbox? Get our free daily tip and we’ll tell you when each one opens.
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