Formula 1 odds: Favorites to win in Canada in June 2025
Formula 1 odds: Favorites to win in Canada in June 2025
Formula 1 is ready to compete in the Canadian Grand Prix for the 10th race of the 2025 season. Compared to 2024, Canada was different as the ninth event on the F1 calendar. Canada always puts on a show for the racing series, and this weekend should be no different.
Max Verstappen entered victory lane in last year's Canadian Grand Prix, with Lando Norris and George Russell rounding out the podium. Verstappen's win marked his sixth of nine victories during the 2024 season. However, who are the favorites to win this weekend?
Below, you can check out the Formula 1 odds via BetMGM for the 2025 Canadian Grand Prix as of Saturday, June 14!
Formula 1 odds for Canada (June 2025)
Oscar Piastri: +160
Lando Norris: +200
Max Verstappen: +250
George Russell: +800
Charles Leclerc: +2500
Lewis Hamilton: +3300
Kimi Antonelli: +5000
Alexander Albon: +8000
Carlos Sainz: +12500
Isack Hadjar: +50000
Fernando Alonso: +50000
Liam Lawson: +75000
Pierre Gasly: +100000
Yuki Tsunoda: +100000
Nico Hulkenberg: +200000
Gabriel Bortoleto: +200000
Oliver Bearman: +250000
Esteban Ocon: +300000
Lance Stroll: +300000
Franco Colapinto: +400000
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