F1 Singapore GP 2025 betting tips odds & picks

Formula 1 heads to Southeast Asia this weekend for round 18 of the 2025 World Championship, as the grid tackles one of the most gruelling races on the calendar — the Singapore Grand Prix at Marina Bay Street Circuit.

The event runs from October 3–5, with the race held under lights due to Singapore’s extreme daytime heat. The grand prix itself starts at 8:00pm local time on Sunday, October 5, offering one of the most spectacular night races of the year.

This year’s Singapore event could be especially unpredictable, with thunderstorms forecast throughout the weekend. Wet-weather driving, strategy timing, and survival instincts will all play a huge role on this narrow, twisting circuit known for punishing mistakes.

After a string of shake-ups in the title fight, Max Verstappen enters on a two-race winning streak, following victories in Monza and Baku that have reignited his championship hopes. Oscar Piastri, who leads the standings, suffered a DNF in Azerbaijan and will be desperate to respond at a venue where he’s traditionally strong.

Lando Norris continues to be a podium threat but must overcome recent inconsistency, while George Russell and Charles Leclerc loom as dangerous outsiders, especially if the wet conditions level the playing field.

2025 Singapore Grand Prix Odds

Heading to Marina Bay, the McLaren duo and Max Verstappen are locked in a three-way battle at the top of leading sportsbooks, while Charles Leclerc and George Russell are next in line.

• Lando Norris (McLaren) – +200
• Max Verstappen (Red Bull) – +200
• Oscar Piastri (McLaren) – +250
• Charles Leclerc (Ferrari) – +800
• George Russell (Mercedes) – +1600
• Lewis Hamilton (Ferrari) – +2000
• Kimi Antonelli (Mercedes) – +6600
• Alex Albon (Williams) – +15000
• Carlos Sainz (Williams) – +15000
• Liam Lawson (VCARB) – +20000

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Singapore GP 2025 betting predictions

Our free Singapore GP tips and predictions for 2025 include:

Lando Norris (McLaren) to win the race

Norris hasn’t quite had the consistency of his teammate this season, but Singapore could be the turning point. He’s been strong on street circuits and thrives in changing conditions — which is exactly what’s expected this weekend. If he nails qualifying and keeps it clean, he’s every chance to take victory under lights in Marina Bay.

Gabriel Bortoleto (Sauber) points finish

Bortoleto continues to exceed expectations in his rookie campaign and looks increasingly comfortable in tricky conditions. With rain likely and chaos probable, the Sauber driver could capitalise on retirements or strategy calls to crack the top 10.

Winning margin – Over 11 seconds

If either McLaren driver leads this race from the front — especially in clean air — the winning margin could be massive. The MCL38 has looked untouchable on high-downforce street circuits, and with their current form, a dominant lights-to-flag performance is on the cards. If it’s Piastri or Norris out front, expect a gap closer to 20 seconds or more by the chequered flag.

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