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Franco Colapinto
YesNo
Nico Hulkenberg
YesNo
Isack Hadjar
YesNo
Liam Lawson
YesNo
Gabriel Bortoleto
YesNo
Arvid Lindblad
YesNo
Valtteri Bottas
YesNo
Alexander Albon
YesNo
Pierre Gasly
YesNo
Oliver Bearman
YesNo
Esteban Ocon
YesNo
Andrea Kimi Antonelli
YesNo
Sergio Perez
YesNo
Fernando Alonso
YesNo
Carlos Sainz Jr.
YesNo
George Russell
YesNo
Lewis Hamilton
YesNo
Oscar Piastri
YesNo
Charles Leclerc
YesNo
Lando Norris
YesNo
Max Verstappen
YesNo
AI Insights:
11 hours ago UpdatedFair Value Reasoning:
The market suffers from extreme illiquidity (volume only $5.5), resulting in severely distorted prices where the sum of 'Yes' probabilities exceeds 900%, a mathematical impossibility for a winner-takes-all event. The fair values are estimated based on typical F1 FP3 competitiveness: top teams like Red Bull (Verstappen), McLaren (Norris/Piastri), and Ferrari (Leclerc/Hamilton) dominate, while rookies and backmarkers have negligible chances.
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Divergence
Extreme divergence exists. Market prices imply ~45% win probability for almost every driver (sum >900%), which is physically and mathematically absurd. Mainstream sports analysis suggests only 3-4 top drivers have a realistic shot at the practice session fastest lap. This divergence is purely due to lack of liquidity and market maker participation.