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Our Bahrain Formula One Grand Prix Prediction Sees Verstappen Prevail in Sakhir

The Bahrain Formula One Grand Prix from Bahrain International Circuit in Sakhir takes centre stage this weekend in the motorsport world. Will McLaren get back to winning ways after coming up short in Japan?

Bahrain Grand Prix Betting Picks

Max Verstappen Race Winner – 4.20

George Russell Top Three – 2.20

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The Race Contenders

The 2025 season has already produced plenty of fireworks, with three drivers winning the opening three races. McLaren won the first two, with Lando Norris coming out on top in Australia and Oscar Piastri prevailing in China.

Red Bull’s Max Verstappen halted McLaren’s momentum last week in Japan. The world champion was masterful in qualifying, securing pole position with a record lap. He then held on to first to take the chequered flag at Suzuka.

Those three are expected to fight for first place in Bahrain this weekend. Norris is the slight favourite at 2.55, with teammate Piastri priced at 3.00. Verstappen is just behind in the betting at 4.20.

George Russell has made a solid start, securing back-to-back podiums before last week’s fifth place in Japan. Mercedes’ main man is priced at 12.00, while Ferrari duo Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc are available at 20.00.

All eyes will be on Norris, Piastri, and Verstappen, and the three superstars will no doubt put on a show in Sakhir on Sunday. It promises to be another fascinating race on the 2025 calendar.

Can the Red Bull Ace Build on Japan Win?

Despite failing to win in China and Japan, Norris leads the World Drivers’ Championship standings on 62 points, a point above Red Bull’s Verstappen.

Norris and Verstappen may be good friends off-track, but there is no love lost when the rivals clash in the Grands Prix. It could go either way, but we fancy the world champion to build on his superb Japanese victory by winning in Bahrain this weekend.

After missing out at Suzuka, Russell will want to get back on the rostrum on Sunday. The Brit finished third in Australia and China, and we are backing Russell to secure a top-three finish (2.25) at Bahrain International Circuit.