Will Andrea Kimi Antonelli beat Max Verstappen in the Singapore Grand Prix?

If Andrea Kimi Antonelli achieves a better finishing position than Max Verstappen in the Grand Prix at the Singapore Grand Prix originally scheduled for October 11, 2026, then the market resolves to Yes. Additional Clarifications: Non-Participation: If one or both competitors don't participate (not entered, withdrawn, or absent), all markets resolve to a fair market price. Both Disqualified (DSQ): If both competitors are disqualified (DSQ), all markets resolve to 50/50. One Disqualified (DSQ): If only one competitor is disqualified (DSQ), that competitor resolves to No. Both Did Not Start (DNS): If both competitors did not start the session (DNS), all markets resolve to 50/50. One Did Not Start (DNS): If one competitor did not start (DNS) and the other starts, the competitor that started resolves to Yes. Both Did Not Finish (DNF): If both competitors start the race but neither finishes (both DNF), the competitor who completed more full laps resolves to Yes. One Finishes, One Doesn’t (DNF): If one competitor is classified as a finisher and the other isn't, the finisher resolves to Yes. Both Finish: If both competitors finish the session, the competitor with the better position resolves to Yes. Identical Results: If both competitors achieve identical results (same position, same laps, etc.), all markets resolve to 50/50. Outcome Hierarchy: Classified finish DNF (by laps) DNS DSQ Kalshi is not affiliated, associated, authorized, endorsed by, or in any way officially connected with the Governing League. All trademarks, logos, and brand names are the property of their respective owners.