We have Dutch Grand Prix tips for the next race this weekend, where Kimi Antonelli is the favourite to prevail.
F1 odds at Neds have the Italian youngster at $3 to win, and he could return from the mid-season break with plenty to prove.
Dutch Grand Prix Race Info
- Circuit: Circuit Zandvoort
- Location: Zandvoort, Netherlands
- Length: 4,259 km (72 laps)
- First F1 Grand Prix: 1950
- Direction: Clockwise
- Lap Record: 1:11.097 (Lewis Hamilton)
- Most Driver Wins: 4 (Jim Clark)
- Most Constructor Wins: 8 (Ferrari)
- 2025 Winner: Oscar Piastri
Antonelli has been wildly inconsistent over the last five races, but he’s still the current F1 leader.
The young Italian scored a win two races before finishing third in Hungary, and those results followed a 16th, 3rd, and 15th. He turned those efforts around, and it was largely due to his car performing better.
The Mercedes is a finely-tuned machine, and they’re the best constructor this season. Despite teammate George Russell having some mechanical issues, Antonelli’s car has been solid.
It’s not surprising to see him at $3, and he’s our top pick with Dutch Grand Prix predictions.
The season looked to turn around for Lando Norris in Hungary, and although the $1.60 odds aren’t huge, he is worth including in F1 tips this weekend.
The British driver hasn’t been as stellar as he was last year, but the penny might have dropped when taking out the Hungarian Grand Prix, and his confidence levels should be through the roof.
McLaren won this championship last year with Oscar Piastri, so they know what it takes, and Norris’s car is performing much better than its teammate. Therefore, we’re taking Norris to post a Top 3 finish.
We had Isack Hadjar as our Top 6 bet for the Hungarian GP, and he delivered with another sixth-place finish.
The Red Bull driver has been remarkably consistent when it comes to Top 6 finishes, and Neds punters have been able to cash in. Hadjar has now secured five consecutive Top 6 finishes. While he often needs one of the leading drivers to hit trouble or retire, he’s always ready to capitalise when the opportunity arises.
Our F1 best bets have Hadjar to finish in the Top 6 at $2.25, which looks like an excellent price. It’s one of the stronger bets in F1 betting markets, making Hadjar one of our top Dutch Grand Prix tips this week.
It’s been a frustrating stretch for Pierre Gasly and his supporters, but we’re backing the Alpine driver to return to the Top 10 this week.
Gasly has managed two Top 10 finishes across his last five outings, while his 12th-place result at the Hungarian GP showed he wasn’t far away from producing a points-bearing effort.
At $2.60, we think the price on a Top 10 finish is too generous. Gasly has the ability to deliver when his car is competitive, and if Alpine gives him a reliable car, he has every chance of scoring points. For that reason, he makes our list of value Top 10 bets for the weekend.