Max Verstappen Payout Odds to Win the Hungarian Grand Prix 2025

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Gambling911.com has your August motorsports action beginning with Sunday August 3 Hungarian Grand Prix with Max Verstappen promising a payout of $500 for every $100 bet should he be victorious.

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Max Verstappen 

As of the 2025 Hungarian Grand Prix, Verstappen has achieved 65 race wins, 44 pole positions, 34 fastest laps and 117 podiums in Formula One. His many Formula One records include everything from the most wins in a season (19) to the most podium finishes in a season (21) to the most consecutive wins (10), and the most consecutive pole positions (8, shared with Ayrton Senna).

Verstappen was listed in the 2024 issue of Time as one of the 100 most influential people globally, and was appointed an Officer of the Order of Orange-Nassau in 2022. 

Verstappen expressed his cautious optimism and focus on narrowing the gap to the racing team of McLaren.

“I do not know if pole is possible, but we will do our best to set the car up as well as we can. After this race, we got a few more ideas of what we want to do, and we will try to stay as close to the McLarens as possible.”

Hungarian Grand Prix Prop Bets and Futures (Sunday August 3)

The Hungarian Grand Prix  is a motor racing event held annually at the Hungaroring racetrack located on the northeastern outskirts of Budapest, within the village of Mogyoród. The event has been a regular fixture of the FIA Formula One World Championship since 1986.

Odd to Win the 2025 Hungarian Grand Prix (Outright)

  • Lando Norris         +175 (pays out $175 for every $100 bet)
  • Oscar Piastri         +150 (pays out $150 for every $100 bet)
  • Max Verstappen         +500 (pays $500 for every $100 bet)
  • Charles Leclerc         +800
  • George Russell         +1600
  • Lewis Hamilton         +1600
  • Kimi Antonelli         +5000 (pays $500 for every $100 bet)

More Outrights Here

Prop Bet Options at BetUS 

  • Both Cars Podium Finish
  • Both Cars Points Finish
  • Both Cars Top 6 Finish
  • Car to Set the Fastest Lap
  • Fastest Lap
  • First Constructor Retirement
  • First Driver to Retire  
  • Podium Finish
  • Points Finish  
  • Pole Position
  • Practice 1 Winning Car  
  • Practice 1 Winning Margin
  • Qualifying Winning Car
  • Qualifying Winning Margin
  • To Win Outright
  • Top 6 Finish
  • Winning Car
  • Winning Margin
  • Winning Nationality 

NASCAR Iowa Corn 350 (Sunday August 3) 

Christopher Bell         +400
Ryan Blaney         +450
Kyle Larson         +500
Denny Hamlin         +600
William Byron         +800
Chase Elliott         +1000
Tyler Reddick         +1400
Joey Logano         +1300
Josh Berry         +1600
Chase Briscoe         +1800
Chris Buescher         +2200
Ross Chastain         +2500
Brad Keselowski         +3000

NASCAR Go Bowling at the Glen (Sunday August 10)

Odds TBD

NASCAR Cook Out 400 (Saturday August 16)

Odds TBD

NASCAR Coke Zero Sugar 400 (Saturday August 23)

Odds TBD

Dutch Grand Prix (Sunday August 31) 

- Alistair Prescott, Gambling911.com

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