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Who will win the Italian Grand Prix?

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  • George Russell

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  • Kimi Antonelli

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  • Charles Leclerc

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  • Lewis Hamilton

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  • Max Verstappen

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  • Lando Norris

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7 candidatesParimutuel poolResolves via manual review, per candidate

Market rules

Resolution criteria

Resolves to the driver officially classified as the winner of the 2026 Italian Grand Prix by the FIA/F1. Any post-race penalties, disqualifications or classification changes will be taken into account.

Set by the market when it was created.

  • George Russell

    Resolves YES if George Russell is the confirmed winner of this contract. Each candidate here is a separate market — backing more than one is two ordinary entries, not a contradiction.

  • Kimi Antonelli

    Resolves YES if Kimi Antonelli is the confirmed winner of this contract. Each candidate here is a separate market — backing more than one is two ordinary entries, not a contradiction.

  • Charles Leclerc

    Resolves YES if Charles Leclerc is the confirmed winner of this contract. Each candidate here is a separate market — backing more than one is two ordinary entries, not a contradiction.

  • Lewis Hamilton

    Resolves YES if Lewis Hamilton is the confirmed winner of this contract. Each candidate here is a separate market — backing more than one is two ordinary entries, not a contradiction.

  • Max Verstappen

    Resolves YES if Max Verstappen is the confirmed winner of this contract. Each candidate here is a separate market — backing more than one is two ordinary entries, not a contradiction.

  • Lando Norris

    Resolves YES if Lando Norris is the confirmed winner of this contract. Each candidate here is a separate market — backing more than one is two ordinary entries, not a contradiction.

  • Others

    Resolves YES if Others is the confirmed winner of this contract. Each candidate here is a separate market — backing more than one is two ordinary entries, not a contradiction.

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