Brazilian Grand Prix Prediction, Tips & Odds 2025
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| Timetable | 9th November, 17:00 GMT |
| Prediction | Max Verstappen to Win! |
| Odds | 2.60 |
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After Lando Norris’ victory in Mexico, it’s all change at the top of the 2025 Formula 1 World Championship standings. Norris now holds a one-point lead over his McLaren teammate Oscar Piastri and a 36-point lead over Red Bull’s Max Verstappen as we head into another key race in Sao Paulo, Brazil, on November 9th.
Will Norris extend his lead at the top? Can Piastri finally regain his form after a tough few races for the Australian? Or will Verstappen put even more pressure on the two McLaren drivers as we head to the world-famous Interlagos track with only four races left in this year’s Championship? These are all questions we’ll find answers to on November 9th.
Read on as we look ahead to what could be a season-defining race weekend in Brazil. We’ll provide the latest Brazilian Grand Prix odds, as well as our 2025 Brazilian Grand Prix prediction, with all three men gunning for the title.
Brazilian Grand Prix – Key Points
- Interlagos Could Favour the McLarens: The sweeping nature of the Interlagos track should favour McLaren as we look ahead to the 2025 edition of one of the most colourful races on the F1 calendar. If it’s dry over the weekend of November 7–9, the mix of medium- to high-speed corners at the iconic circuit should help the McLaren duo of Norris and Piastri as they fight not only amongst themselves for the title but also to keep Max Verstappen at bay.
- Can Oscar Piastri Regain His Form? When Oscar Piastri won the Dutch Grand Prix on August 31st, he held a 34-point lead over his McLaren rival Lando Norris. Since then, however, Norris has turned that 34-point deficit into a one-point lead over five races. Verstappen has also gained 58 points on Piastri and now trails the Aussie by just 35 points as we look forward to the Brazilian Grand Prix.
- Is Lando Norris Now the Favourite for the Championship? Mexico City was a huge weekend for McLaren and Norris in particular. Not only did he take the chequered flag to seize the lead in the title race, but it was also the first time in five races that a McLaren had beaten Max Verstappen. With the Brazilian Grand Prix doubling as a sprint weekend, there’s an opportunity for one of the three contenders to make a decisive move in Brazil. Whether it’s Norris who capitalises remains to be seen.
Brazilian Grand Prix Prediction
It’s now time for our 2025 Brazilian Grand Prix prediction. The race weekend at Interlagos, which includes a sprint race, could be pivotal in determining the destination of the 2025 Drivers’ Championship. Lando Norris managed to halt the momentum Max Verstappen had built with victories in Monza, Baku, Singapore, and the US by winning in Mexico, but the pressure is back on as the title race heats up.
The Championship is so tight among the three contenders that Oscar Piastri, who has struggled since his Dutch GP win, could still put himself right back in contention if he can rediscover his early-season form around the famous Interlagos track.
As mentioned above, if conditions stay dry in Sao Paulo on November 9th, the McLarens should be favourites to edge out Verstappen. However, early weather forecasts predict rain over the course of the race weekend in Brazil, which could hand the advantage to Verstappen, especially after what he achieved here 12 months ago.
In that race, under wet conditions at Interlagos in 2024, Verstappen moved from 17th position to win, one of the greatest drives of his career. If it’s wet again in 2025, Verstappen will surely have the upper hand. Even if it’s dry, it’s hard to bet against him; he’s always ready to strike should the McLarens falter. With all that in mind, our Brazilian Grand Prix prediction is another Max Verstappen win which will be his fourth in the last six races and fourth overall in Brazil.
OUR PREDICTION: Max Verstappen TO WIN
Brazilian Grand Prix Betting Odds
Given the closeness of the Championship between Norris, Piastri, and Verstappen, it’s no surprise that there’s very little separating them at the best Irish betting sites when it comes to the latest F1 Brazilian Grand Prix betting odds. Norris and Verstappen currently lead the market at around 2.60, while Piastri follows with odds of 4.00 as we head to Interlagos.
For those with other Brazilian Grand Prix betting tips, below is a detailed summary of the latest odds from three of Ireland’s top sites, all offering exciting free bet offers ahead of what promises to be a thrilling weekend in the 2025 season. You can also read our online bookmaker reviews to learn more about the bookies listed.
N.B.: These Brazilian GP odds are likely to change. Make sure to check the bookmakers listed for the latest odds.
Autódromo José Carlos Pace – Overview
The Autódromo José Carlos Pace, more commonly known as Interlagos to F1 Brazilian Grand Prix betting fans, was opened in São Paulo in 1940. It has been named after former driver José Carlos Pace since 1985, in memory of his death in 1977. The track hosted its first F1 race in 1973, with Brazilian fans celebrating home victories in the first three editions. Emerson Fittipaldi won in 1973 and 1974 before Carlos Pace triumphed in 1975.
In total, five Brazilian drivers have won the Brazilian Grand Prix: Fittipaldi, Pace, Nelson Piquet, Ayrton Senna, and Felipe Massa.
The current F1 track measures 4.309 km and consists of 15 turns. Like many older circuits, Interlagos features banked corners. The drivers start in the “Tribunas” section, which includes a long uphill straight before turning into the Senna S, which is a pair of alternating corners.
A standout feature of the circuit is that from Turn 12 (“Juncao”) back to Turn 1, the sequence of left-hand bends is usually taken flat-out. The track’s high altitude also allows teams to run higher downforce setups than at many other venues.
Race Details – 2025 Brazilian Grand Prix
Here are the full details for the 2025 Brazilian Grand Prix weekend:
The first practice session takes place on Friday, November 7th, from 14:30 to 15:30 GMT, followed by Sprint Qualifying at 18:30. The Sprint Race is scheduled for 14:00 GMT on Saturday, November 8th, while qualifying for the Grand Prix begins at 18:00. The main race starts at 17:00 GMT on Sunday, November 9th.
For fans in Ireland, Sky Sports will broadcast all the action live from the 2025 Brazilian race weekend on Sky Sports F1. Channel 4 will also air highlights throughout the weekend.
Betting on the Brazilian Grand Prix – Our Conclusion
Our previews show that Max Verstappen and Lando Norris are the current favourites for the 2025 Brazilian Grand Prix — and rightly so. Oscar Piastri remains in the hunt, given the close points gap between the three, but he’ll need a big weekend to revive his title hopes.
With only four races left in the 2025 season, including two sprint weekends, there are opportunities for any of Norris, Piastri, or Verstappen to seize control of the Championship. Norris’ victory in Mexico makes Verstappen’s task harder, but the Dutchman could still capitalise if the McLaren pair stumble.
Piastri has appeared to struggle under pressure while leading the Championship, but with Norris now in front, we may see the Australian bounce back. Norris’ win may have settled his nerves, but it will be fascinating to see how he handles being the hunted rather than the hunter.
Verstappen, meanwhile, is lurking, ready to pounce if either McLaren falters. And if he does, would anyone really be surprised?
Liam Lacey
Liam is a sportswriter from County Laois in Ireland who specializes in delivering content on GAA and Football matters (though he does see himself as somewhat of a tennis aficionado also!). Liam has written about All Ireland Gaelic Football and Hurling Championships, Premier League, Champions League and International Football offering expert opinion and match previews and predictions. Occasionally even getting some right!