Jenson Button sparked the 2011 Formula One season into life after he won a pulsating race at the Canada Grand Prix two weeks ago. The Brit had a blistering finish, catching up with the race leader Sebastian Vettel with only a few laps remaining, before forcing the young German into a rare mistake on the final lap to snatch a dramatic victory. Although Vettel still leads the overall standings by quite some margin, 60 points to be exact, Buttons win will give both himself and the other top drivers a glimmer of hope in an otherwise one sided season to date.

At 13:00 BST on Sunday 26th June the drivers will be revving up their engines as they get ready to roar into action in Valencia for the European Grand Prix. On Friday it was Mark Webber who was the quickest in the first practice. The Australian has been totally and utterly eclipsed by the exploits of his talented team mate Vettel so far, meaning he will be desperate to get a good starting place on the grid in order to have a chance of winning his first race of the season. The 34year-old can be found at 25/1 with William Hill to win Pole Position, record the Fastest Lap and finish as the Race Winner.

The Valencia street circuit may not be as glamourous as Monaco or as challenging as Montreal but it does offer some good overtaking opportunities which will make it an exciting race. Vettel will once again head into the race as the favourite, with odds of 23/20. Lewis Hamilton will be eager to put his recent controversies behind him and focus on getting his season back on track and is 7/2 to win on Sunday. At 17/2 Hamiltons McLaren team mate Button looks good value after his exploits in Montreal, while Ferraris Fernando Alonso is available at 9/2 to win his first race of 2011.

European Grand Prix Race Winner Od! ds court esy of William Hill

• 23/20 Sebastian Vettel
• 7/2 Lewis Hamilton
• 9/2 Fernando Alonso
• 15/2 Mark Webber
• 17/2 Jenson Button
• 28/1 Felipe Massa
• 40/1 Nico Rosberg
• 50/1 Vitaly Petrov
• 50/1 Nick Heidfeld
• 66/1 Michael Schumacher

All odds supplied by William Hill