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Our Belgian Formula One Grand Prix Prediction Sees Norris Keep Pressure on Teammate

The second half of the thrilling 2025 Formula One season gets underway this weekend, as the best drivers in the world flock to Belgium for the Belgian Grand Prix. Who will come out on top at Spa?

Belgian Formula One Grand Prix Betting Picks

Lando Norris Outright Winner – 2.50

Lewis Hamilton Top Three – 2.60

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The Grand Prix Contenders

Oscar Piastri leads the way at the halfway point, sitting eight points clear of teammate Lando Norris. These two are set to battle it out for the World Drivers’ Championship trophy, and the McLaren pair are the favourites in Belgium.

Before qualifying has started, Norris and Piastri are both priced at 2.50 to win Sunday’s race at the Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps. Norris is gunning for a third straight victory, while Piastri is looking for his sixth win of the season.

Much has changed at Red Bull since the last race in Britain, but Max Verstappen remains their main man (for now). After crashing out and finishing fifth in the last two, the world champion is desperate for a better Grand Prix this weekend.

Verstappen has not won since the Emilia Romagna Grand Prix in May, but the Belgian-born driver is a three-time winner at Spa. He is available at 4.50 to come out on top this weekend.

Those three are the frontrunners, but the likes of Charles Leclerc, Lewis Hamilton, and George Russell could have a say in Stavelot.

Ferrari have had a mixed bag of results this season, but they have two quality drivers in Leclerc and Hamilton. Leclerc is priced at 12.00 to win this weekend, with Hamilton just behind at 13.00.

Russell, also available at 13.00, has had a solid season so far. However, winning in Belgium will be a tall order for the Mercedes driver. Teammate Andrea Kimi Antonelli is available at huge odds of 51.00.

Can Norris Claim a Third Successive Win?

Piastri was starting to pull away after his win in Spain, but Norris has clawed back some big points in the last two races. The Brit picked up wins in Austria and Britain, while the Aussie had to settle for two second places.

The pair may be teammates, but they are also fierce rivals for the world title. Both will be desperate to return with a win in Belgium, but only one can prevail.

The championship leader will no doubt push him close, but we are backing in-form Norris to secure a third consecutive Grand Prix win (2.50).

The fight for a podium place in Spa will be thrilling. Nico Hulkenberg ended his long wait and picked up a stunning third place at Silverstone last time out, but normal service should resume this weekend.

Hamilton is edging closer to his first Ferrari podium after back-to-back fourth-place finishes. The seven-time world champion is available at 2.60 to finish in the top three this weekend.