Dutch Grand Prix Betting Tips
After a brief hiatus, the 2025 Formula 1 campaign resumes at the Dutch Grand Prix this weekend, with the battle of the McLarens set to resume at Zandvoort.
Oscar Piastri currently leads the way in the Drivers’ Championship after six wins, while McLaren team-mate Lando Norris finds himself nine points behind in second place.
There have been some thrilling battles between the two drivers already this season and more fireworks are expected in North Holland for the race on Sunday.
Tip 1 – Lando Norris to win @ 6/4
Winning the last race at the Hungarian Grand Prix in early August, the wait for this race might well have felt like an age for Norris, as he looks to build on the momentum from his performance at the Hungaroring.
With the break offering both rest and reflection, the Bristolian will be eager to translate that victory into another strong result, knowing that consistency is vital in the fight for points across the second half of the season.
Confidence is high, and there is a growing sense that Norris is beginning to hit his stride at just the right time.
Norris will have fond memories of Zandvoort, having won the Dutch Grand Prix for the first time last season.
With his improved form and an increasingly competitive McLaren package, he will head into the weekend with both belief and expectation, hoping to repeat his triumph in front of one of F1’s most passionate crowds.
Team-mate Piastri did not fare as well on his last visit to North Holland, missing out on the podium to finish in fourth place. Though competitive throughout the weekend, the young Australian lacked the extra edge needed to secure the chequered flag.
Norris is the driver with the winning momentum after Hungary and, having won this very race last year, the Englishman is good value to take the chequered flag ahead of his Australian teammate on Sunday.
Tip 2 – Charles Leclerc podium finish @ 6/4
Looking at an alternative selection, Ferrari’s Charles Leclerc is well priced to add another podium finish to his collection this season.
The Monegasque racer has already secured five podium finishes this term, while he only just missed out on another when finishing fourth at the Hungaroring last time out.
Leclerc has a decent record when it comes to the Dutch Grand Prix, despite never taking the chequered flag in at Circuit Zandvoort.
The Ferrari ace has finished third in two of the last three years, including last season when he joined Norris and home favourite Max Verstappen on the podium.
Leclerc’s ability to consistently extract performance from the car in high-pressure moments makes the 27-year-old a reliable threat whenever a podium place is up for grabs.
While still some way off competing with the McLarens for race wins this year, Leclerc has proven himself to be a consistent driver this season and he should certainly be in the mix for another podium finish at Circuit Zandvoort this weekend.
With Ferrari showing signs of steady improvement, another strong points haul on Sunday would only strengthen Leclerc’s standing as one of the most dependable performers on the grid.
Odds correct at time of publication but subject to change