• What: Formula 1 Dutch Grand Prix
  • When: Sunday, August 31, 9:00 a.m. ET
  • Where: Circuit Zandvoort
  • Watch: ESPN

The best bet is to expect more of the same as the Formula 1 series arrives at the Dutch Grand Prix. And that means more of the McLarens leading the pack.

Formula 1 McLaren-Mercedes drivers Oscar Piastri and Lando Norris have run 1-2 in each of the past four F1 races. In the last race, Norris won the Hungarian Grand Prix, his third win in four races. Series leader Piastri was the winner of the previous race, the Belgian Grand Prix.

It's Piastri who is set as +125 favorite to win this race. Norris is the +135 second betting choice. One of this duo has won six out of the past seven races.

Let's take a look at the latest Dutch Grand Prix odds from the leading online sportsbooks. Remember, odds are always subject to change.

Dutch Grand Prix OddsBovadaMyBookieBetUS
Oscar Piastri+125+124+160
Lando Norris+135+136+160
Max Verstappen+800+800+550
Charles Leclerc+1000+990+1200
George Russell+1600+1600+1200
Lewis Hamilton+2500+2500+1200
Kimi Antonelli+10000+10000+1200
Fernando Alonso+20000+20000+10000
Lance Stroll+30000+30000+20000

Max Verstappen is the third betting choice in this market at +800. Ferrari's Charles Leclerc is set at +1000. Mercedes driver George Russell is showing a betting line of +1600. Leclerc's Ferrari teammate Lewis Hamilton is at betting odds of +2500.

This is the first race as the F1 series returns from its summer break. The drivers will cover 72 laps around the 2.646-mile Circuit Zandvoort, for a total race distance of 190.512 miles.

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Formula 1 Dutch Grand Prix Betting Picks

Before we take a look at the top contenders and get into the analysis and predictions for this race, take some time to check out our expansive Formula 1 betting page.

Since this is the first race back from the F1 summer break, something to watch will be to see if any of the challengers were able to find some additional speed from their cars to enable them to compete with the mighty McLarens.

Oscar Piastri (+125)

Series leader Piastri has posted podium finishes in 12 of 14 races this season. But he's never done so in this race.

In two previous Dutch Grand Prix starts, Piastri was fourth last year and ninth in 2023.

Lando Norris (+135)

Norris has finished either first or second in eight of the last nine races. He's won four of the past seven races.

Max Verstappen (+800)

From 2021 through 2023, Verstappen won every Dutch Grand Prix.

However, in his past four races this season, the reigning world champion has gone without a podium finish.

Charles Leclerc (+1000)

Ferrari's Leclerc has earned points in seven of the past eight races. That includes five podium finishes.

He's run third in two of the past three Dutch Grand Prix races.

George Russell (+1600)

The Mercedes driver is still trying to earn a contract for next season. He's the last non-McLaren driver to win an F1 race, taking the Canadian Grand Prix.

Lewis Hamilton (+2500)

The seven-time world champion is still seeking his first podium of the 2025 season. Hamilton has struggled lately. He was 12th in Hungary, on the heels of a seventh-place showing in Belgium.

Best Dutch GP Prop Bets

Verstappen has proven to be a machine on this race course, so playing him at odds of -151 to earn a top-three finish in this weekend's race looks to be a solid wager in Dutch Grand Prix prop bets. McLaren is the -400 favorite to finish as the winning constructor for the race.

McLaren is also -450 to be the winning car in the race. Canadian Lance Stroll of Aston Martin ran seventh in Hungary. That was his second top-10 performance in the past three races. Stroll is at odds of +225 to earn a top-10 finish in the Dutch Grand Prix.

Piastri The Pick In Formula 1 Championship Futures

Finishing second to Norris in the Hungarian Grand Prix saw Piastri's lead in the overall standings cut to nine points. Still, in the F1 championship winner future book odds at BetOnline, it's Piastri who is set as the favorite to win his first world championship.

The Austrian is the odds-on chalk at -160. You'll get second betting choice odds of +125 if you go with Norris as your pick.

After that, the betting lines are purely speculative. Defending world champion Verstappen is offered as the third betting choice at odds of +5000. Leclerc and Russell are set with betting lines of +25000 to win it all. Hamilton is the longest shot on the board at +50000.

Dutch Grand Prix Betting Pick

Is there a home-course advantage in Formula 1? There sure seemed to be from the moment the Dutch Grand Prix returned to Circuit Zandvoort in 2021. Verstappen proved to be a Dutch master, winning every race until last year's race.

Oscar Piastri To win F1 Dutch Grand Prix
Bovada
+125
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Piastri may the the favorite, but it is his teammate Norris who is the defending champion in this race. Still, Piasti came to the Hungarian Grand Prix as defending champ and wound up second to Norris. Go with the reverse order this week. Bet Piastri to win in the Formula 1 Dutch Grand Prix picks.