Three days of world-famous jump racing at Aintree, culminating in the greatest steeplechase on earth.
The Grand National is the most famous horse race in the world — a four-mile steeplechase over 30 fences at Aintree, watched by over 500 million people globally. The three-day festival builds towards Saturday’s showpiece, where 40 runners tackle the unique course.
It’s the one race where everyone has a bet. Fields are huge, odds are long, and upsets happen regularly. TrackLab’s analysis helps you find the value in the biggest field of the year.