Who Will Win The 2025 Hungarian Grand Prix? | Latest Betting Odds

The battle for third is heating up, too, with Max Verstappen, George Russell and Charles Leclerc all in the mix. With just 46 points separating them, it isn’t out of the question that Verstappen may be at risk of losing his third-place spot. Verstappen was able to win the sprint race at the Belgium Grand Prix last week, earning eight World Championship points in the process, yet his car wasn’t able to get past the Ferrari to see him onto the podium on race day, ultimately finishing fifth. One thing we know for sure though is to never count Verstappen out of the competition.

Following Russell’s win in Canada in mid-June, he has been struggling with his car's speed and grip, resulting in some disappointing weekends. Ferrari has felt similar struggles this year with constant setbacks, though despite this Leclerc has been able to make his way up to the podium five times this year. Will this be Leclerc’s weekend to take the crown for the first time in 2025?

The Hungarian track is sometimes dubbed ‘Monaco without walls’, with more corners than straights for the drivers to contend with. This tricky track requires skill and precision posing the question, which driver will be up for the challenge?

Piastri has found himself on the podium in 11 out of 13 races this season, with six of these times being as the race winner. The Aussie has caused quite a ruckus in the McLaren garage this year, frequently winning battles against his teammate. His cool, calm, and collected demeanor gives him the edge, making him an obvious choice to try your luck with. The Hungarian circuit was where he saw his first Formula 1 victory last year, but can he make it twice in a row? bet365 is confident that Piastri will have another first place trophy to add to his cabinet on Sunday with 6/4 odds. 

Norris is the king of qualifying at present, but he always seems to lose the top spot on race day. He has qualified in first place four times this season and he has four wins under his belt to boot. Norris is a dominant qualifier, finding speed in the straights and braking at the last second to ensure he starts on the front row on race day. He qualified in first place in last year's Hungarian Grand Prix, only to be overtaken by his teammate following a quick launch at the start of the race. Will history repeat itself or can Lando take it from pole to podium this weekend? Ladbrokes have priced him up at 7/5 odds to qualify first in Hungary, which looks a nice bet for the expert qualifier. 

There is a reason they call him ‘The Hulk’. Following his move from Haas to Kick Sauber at the start of the 2025 season, his performances have been incredible so far this year. He’s been in the game for a long time now, and after 239 race starts, he finally broke his duck by securing a podium finish when third at the British Grand Prix. Kick Sauber finished last in the 2024 season, but thanks to Hulkenberg’s skill and determination, netting his team five points finishes, they now sit sixth in the Constructors’ fight.  Hulkenberg has accumulated 37 points this season, truly getting to grips with the car as the season progresses. It looks worth siding with the Hulk while he is in such good form, with William Hill having 13/8 odds for a points finish.