2025 Mexican GP Betting Odds and Preview

Last Updated on octubre 23, 2025 3:21 pm by Erwin Noguera

The roar of Formula 1 engines returns to the heart of Mexico City as the Drivers’ Championship fight intensifies under the thin air of the Mexican GP at the Autodromo Hermanos Rodríguez.

Oscar Piastri continues to lead the championship, but Lando Norris remains close and eager to respond after recent podium swings. Max Verstappen, the undisputed king of Mexico with multiple victories here, seeks to reclaim dominance in front of Red Bull’s home crowd.

The Mexican Grand Prix stands out as one of the most atmospheric weekends on the calendar—a Fusion of passionate fans, unpredictable strategy, and the unique challenge of racing at 2,200 meters above sea level.

2025 Mexican GP Betting Odds and Info

2025 Mexican GP Circuit Details

The 4.304 km Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez is defined by its extremes. The long main straight rewards top speed, while the slow stadium section demands traction and precision. The high altitude—the highest of any F1 venue—means thin air reduces downforce and engine power, forcing teams to run maximum wing levels yet still struggle for grip. Overtaking opportunities center around Turns 1 and 4, but braking stability becomes tricky due to low aerodynamic load. Tire and brake cooling are constant concerns, especially in the race’s second half.

Pirelli brings the C4(soft), C3 (medium), and C2(hard) compounds to Mexico, the same balanced choice as last season. The combination of low downforce and hot track conditions tends to push tires beyond their comfort zone, leading most teams to prefer a two-stop strategy.

2025 Mexican GP Betting Picks

Oscar Piatri leads the Fórmula 1 Driver’s Championship (346 pts) going into Mexico City, ahead of his teammate and challenger by 14 points. His consistent scoring has put him in control, but Mexico poses a challenge given his weaker historical results here. The altitude and unique car demands make it imperative that he and McLaren avoid errors.

Trailing Piastri by 14 points, Lando Norris enters Mexico with momentum, having secured his 15th podium of the season. Mexico might offer him a chance to close the gap if he nails qualifying and strategy.

Max Verstappen is 40 points behind Piastri and closing fast. He has strong past results in Mexico (five wins), and Red Bull’s power-unit performance and slipstream strength make him a serious contender. If McLaren falters, Verstappen may pounce.

Leclerc and Ferrari are fighting to maintain relevance in the championship chase. A strong qualifying performance and race pace here could yield a podium or win for him, especially as Ferrari looks to build momentum to fight for second in the Constructors’ Championship.

Mercedes lies behind the top two teams in the Constructors’ battle, but Russell has shown he can capitalize on strategic opportunities. Mexico’s unpredictable conditions may give him and Mercedes a chance for a strong result.

2025 Mexican GP Podium Pick