2025 Formula One Belgian Grand Prix Betting Odds - July 21
All odds provided by Betway.
2025 Formula One Belgian Grand Prix Betting Odds
Player | July 21 Odds |
Lando Norris, McLaren | +162 |
Oscar Piastri, McLaren | +162 |
Max Verstappen, Red Bull | +400 |
Charles Leclerc, Ferrari | +1,400 |
George Russell, Mercedes | +1,400 |
Lewis Hamilton, Ferrari | +1,400 |
Kimi Antonelli, Mercedes | +6,600 |
Fernando Alonso, Aston Martin | +15,000 |
Alex Albon, Williams | +30,000 |
Carlos Sainz, Williams | +40,000 |
Nico Hulkenberg, Sauber | +40,000 |
Esteban Ocon, Haas | +50,000 |
Franco Colapinto, Alpine | +50,000 |
Gabriel Bortoleto, Sauber | +50,000 |
Isack Hadjar, Racing Bulls | +50,000 |
Lance Stroll, Aston Martin | +50,000 |
Liam Lawson, Racing Bulls | +50,000 |
Oliver Bearman, Haas | +50,000 |
Pierre Gasly, Alpine | +50,000 |
Yuki Tsunoda, Red Bull | +50,000 |
The Favorites
Lando Norris, McLaren (+162): There is doubt that Lando Norris is the in-form driver in Formula One right now. How can he not be when he comes in off back-to-back wins at his home race of Silverstone as well as the Austrian Grand Prix. In fact, he has won three of the past five races and has finished ahead of his teammate in five of the last six.
While Oscar Piastri seemed to be the golden ticket, Norris is now just eight points behind Piastri in the driver’s championship, so the orange cars are going to be allowed to race each other all things equal. There’s no favorite son here, now that the score is so tight. We think Norris continues his roll, so we like his odds over Piastri, though wait and see if they maybe tip above the Aussie’s closer to race day.
Oscar Piastri, McLaren (+162): Through the first few races of this season, it seemed like Oscar Piastri would cruise away with the driver’s championship aided by his team and his teammate. But not so. Lando Norris has won three of the last five races, and with Piastri’s lead now down to 234-226, team principal Zack Brown can do nothing but let these dogs race it out.
For what it’s worth, last year Piastri finished second at Spa while Norris finished fifth. The year before, Norris was 7th and Piastri retired. It’s a coin flip essentially, but we like the guy who’s more in rhythm right now.
Max Verstappen, Red Bull (+400): This was one of Max Verstappen’s favorite tracks during his three-year reign as the undisputed F1 champion from 2021-2023. However, he placed fourth in Belgium last year, and with team principal Christian Horner recently stepping down and teammate Sergio Perez also being replaced midseason, it’s a bit of a mess over there. It would be too much to ask for Verstappen to do more than reach a podium here.
Podium/Points Finish Bets
- Lewis Hamilton, Ferrari - Podium Finish (+175): Only Michael Schumacher has won more times at Spa than Lewis Hamilton’s five. And he is the reigning champion. We won’t go so far as to take him to beat a McLaren here, but he has finished fourth in back-to-back races coming in and doesn’t have a podium yet this year. We like him to push for it in Belgium.
- Fernando Alonso, Aston Martin - Points Finish (-175): Quietly, Fernando Alonso has been making the Aston Martin a relevant car again. After finishing 11th or lower (with three retirements) through the first four races, Alonso has touched points in four straight. He comes in having finished 9th, 7th, 7th, and 9th in his last four races. This is a sneaky good bet with betting apps offering odds just barely juicy enough for us to take a bite.