2025 Le Mans 24 Hours betting preview & post-qualifying odds

The 2025 24 Hours of Le Mans roars to life at 3:00pm CEST this Saturday, and after a stunning qualifying night, the grid is set and the markets have shifted. Despite Cadillac locking out the front row, it’s Ferrari’s #50 and #51 entries that have reclaimed favouritism — both firming into +300 apiece in the Hypercar outright betting.

Cadillac’s #12 pole-sitter, driven by Alex Lynn, Norman Nato and Will Stevens, now sits on the second line at +700, alongside the #38 machine that starts from P2. Porsche Penske’s #4 entry is next in line at +600, while BMW’s #15 challenger remains a genuine dark horse after qualifying fourth and firming to +1200.

It’s a wide-open market — and this year, the value might just lie beyond the front row.

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Updated 24 Hours of Le Mans 2025 – Hypercar winner odds

#50 Ferrari AF Corse – +300
#51 Ferrari AF Corse – +300
#4 Porsche Penske Motorsport – +600
#38 Hertz Team Jota (Cadillac) – +700
#12 Hertz Team Jota (Cadillac) – +700
#8 Toyota Gazoo Racing – +800
#83 AF Corse – +800
#7 Toyota Gazoo Racing – +900
#5 Porsche Penske Motorsport – +900
#15 BMW M Team WRT – +1200
#6 Porsche Penske Motorsport – +1400
#36 Alpine Endurance Team – +1600
#20 BMW M Team WRT – +1600
#35 Alpine Endurance Team – +3500
#311 Cadillac Whelen – +4000
#009 Aston Martin THOR – +7900
#101 Cadillac WTR – +9900
#007 Aston Martin THOR – +9900
#99 Proton Competition – +9900
#93 Peugeot TotalEnergies – +9900
#94 Peugeot TotalEnergies – +9900

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Race winner betting tips – Le Mans 2025 (post-qualifying)

#50 Ferrari AF Corse to win
Seventh on the grid or not, this car is the total package. Fuoco, Molina, and Nielsen know what it takes, and with the race’s longest stints and most strategic windows ahead, the #50 could grind its way to the front. At +300, you’re betting on pedigree.

#12 Cadillac Hertz Team Jota to win
The fastest car in Hyperpole. Lynn’s lap was sensational, and the Cadillac platform looks sharp over a stint. If they stay clean and limit night-time mistakes, +700 could look very generous 18 hours in.

#15 BMW M Team WRT to win
BMW’s not just making up numbers. Magnussen and co. are on the second row, and the M Hybrid V8 has shown exceptional reliability in pre-race testing. At +1200, this is your sleeper pick — well-positioned and very capable of stealing it late.