We have Spanish Grand Prix tips for the big race this weekend, where Kimi Antonelli has firmed into favouritism to claim consecutive GP titles.
F1 betting markets are available for a variety of options, and we have our best Spanish Grand Prix tips available.
Spanish Grand Prix Race Info
- Circuit: Madring Street Circuit
- Location: Madrid, Spain
- Length: 4,657 km (66 laps)
- First F1 Grand Prix: 1913
- Direction: Clockwise
- Lap Record: 1:16.33 (Max Verstappen, 2023)
- Most Driver Wins: 6 (Michael Schumacher and Lewis Hamilton)
- Most Constructor Wins: 12 (Ferrari)
- 2025 Winner: Oscar Piastri
The Italian superstar got back to his winning ways at the Italian GP last week, and he should be tough to beat again.
His Mercedes performed much better in Italy, and we don’t see why Spain would be much different. He’s clearly driving the fastest car, and he’s not making many errors, which makes him a force to be reckoned with.
Our Spanish Grand Prix tips see value in the $3 odds. He is likely to shorten throughout the week, and with momentum in his favour, punters should expect the 20-year-old to post another win.
Last year’s Spanish GP champion could turn his form around and post another podium finish.
His recent form hasn’t been ideal, including a fifth last week, but he’s improving slowly, and his happy memories of this circuit could be enough to see him drive much better in the McLaren.
The Australian often drives his best on tracks where he’s had success. That’s enough to include him in our F1 tips this weekend, and the $3.75 odds for a podium finish are good enough value to take.
Our Spanish Grand Prix tips include Liam Lawson Top 6, which pays $2.60.
The Kiwi has been trusted to drive the Red Bull car, and although he managed only 14th last week, he looked better in the Netherlands when finishing seventh.
Not everything goes the way of Lawson, who often gets tangled up in position battles, but he’s good enough to post a Top 6 finish at the Spanish GP. He is on the eighth line of betting, so he’s being respected in betting markets.
If a couple of the top-ranked drivers get into trouble and don’t finish the race, Lawson should be there to get some much-needed points, so take the value odds.
Our F1 best bets include Charles Leclerc to post the fastest lap, and although he might not win the race, he often produces a good lap.
He has the fastest lap in two of his last three races, including at the Dutch GP two weeks ago. That’s a good record for the Ferrari driver, and he could produce the goods again for punters.
Look for him to post a fast lap out of the pits, and the $6 odds are generous.