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F1 Dutch Grand Prix

  • Date: Sunday, August 31st, 9:00 ET
  • Track: Circuit Zandvoort, Netherlands.

The F1 betting action is coming back this weekend after the Summer Break! This weekend we’ll have the F1 Grand Prix of the Netherlands.

The last race, which was held a couple of weeks ago in Hungary, was won by Lando Norris. His teammate at McLaren, Oscar Piastri, finished in second place, and George Russell from Mercedes finished third. Ferrari’s driver Charles Leclerc won the Pole Position in that race, but wasn’t able to get a place on the podium.

Oscar Piastri is leading the Drivers’ Championship, while McLaren leads the Constructors’ Championship at the moment. The advantage of McLaren is so huge over the rest of the F1 teams that the F1 Championship odds don’t include McLaren as a betting option.

F1 Betting Tips

  • McLaren drivers Oscar Piastri (+130) and Lando Norris (+140) are the favorites on the F1 odds to win the Dutch GP with +160, before Practice 1 and Qualifying. Both of them are equally favored for the Pole Position at +125.
  • Last year, Lando Norris won the Dutch Grand Prix, while Max Verstappen won all the previous editions since the race returned to the F1 calendar in 2021.
  • Franco Colapinto has had a lot of trouble with his Alpine car, which has not even let the Argentinian start a couple of races. Pay attention to this, as he’s favored with +800 on the F1 betting odds for the first driver to retire.
  • Norris, Piastri, and Verstappen are +125 to complete the podium (no matter the order). Check all the podium options on our F1 Specials!

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At BetUS Sportsbook, we offer a lot of Formula 1 betting odds for each race. From the Race Winner to the Pole Position, Fastest Lap, and Podium Finish, we’ve got a lot of options for you to bet on F1. Some of these race bets are:

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  • Winning Margin
  • Winning Nationality
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  • Qualifying Winning Car
  • Qualifying Winning Margin
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  • Top 6 Finish
  • Points Finish
  • Both Cars Podium Finish
  • Both Cars Points Finish
  • Fastest Lap
  • Car to Set the Fastest Lap
  • First Constructor Retirement
  • First Driver to Retire

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