Motor Racing

All championship events and race bets are all in, compete or not.

Bets will be determined by the number of points accumulated immediately after the final race of the season and will not be affected by any subsequent enquiries.

The start of any race is defined as the signal to start the warm-up lap. The podium presentation will count as the official result and any subsequent enquiries will not affect the settlement of bets. If a race is abandoned and no official result is declared, all bets will be made void.

For driver specials such as: "Where will [x driver] finish?" the driver must start 15 races in the season for bets to stand.

This market will be settled on the nationality of the official race winner in the final FIA ranking.

All bets will be settled when the official race result is announced.

In order for bets to be evaluated, both cars must actually start the race (even from the pit lane). Cars which do not start the race are understood to be classified as "DNS" in the official race results.

Bet if the team will record points in the official F1 FIA constructors ranking. In order for bets to be evaluated, both drivers must actually start the race. Drivers who do not start the race are understood to be classified as "DNS" in the official race results.

Bet if either one or both cars from the same team will finish the race in the points ranking of the official FIA Formula 1 Constructors Championship. Bets will be evaluated according to the official results of the FIA. If a driver does not start the race, all bets for this driver become invalid. Drivers who do not start the race are understood to be classified as "DNS" in the official race results.

If a GP is started with a safety car phase (due to inclement weather, for instance) instead of starting lights, this phase shall not be considered a safety car phase for betting purposes.

Official qualifying times as recorded by the FIA will be used for settlement.

These rules also apply to Qualification head-to-heads. The winner is the driver with the highest classification as per the FIA prior to any grid place penalty.

Bet on the first driver to retire from the race.

Drivers who do not start the race are understood to be classified as "DNS" in the official race results.

Bet on the driver to finish in the top three of the official race result.

Bet settled using the official FIA classification.

Bets will be evaluated according to the official results of the FIA. If a driver does not start the race, all bets for this driver will be deemed void. Drivers who do not start the race are understood to be classified as "DNS" in the official race results.

If the race is started with a safety car phase all bets on first lap markets will be deemed void.

The winner is the driver achieving the highest placing at the time of the podium presentation. If all drivers in the group fail to be classified then the driver completing the most laps will be deemed the winner. If all drivers in the group fail to be classified and two or more drivers retired on the same lap then dead-heat rules apply.

Bets will be settled on the first constructor to retire a car from the race (formation lap counts). If more than one car retires on the same lap, bets will be settled as a dead heat. All results are based on official FIA results.

The driver who sets the fastest timed lap during the practice session will be deemed the winner. Official FIA results will determine the winner if identical times are recorded.

Bets will be evaluated according to the official results of the FIA. If a driver does not start the race, all bets including this driver will be deemed void.

Bet on the team to have both drivers finish in the top three of the official race result.

Bets will be evaluated according to the official results of the FIA. If a driver does not start the race, all bets for this driver will be deemed void. Drivers who do not start the race are understood to be classified as "DNS" in the official race results.

Bets will be evaluated according to the official results of the FIA. If a driver does not start the race, all bets for this team will be deemed void. Drivers who do not start the race are understood to be classified as "DNS" in the official race results.

Official qualifying times and constructor information supplied by the FIA will be used for settlement. Only times recorded in the final qualifying session count. Grid position penalties do not apply for settlement purposes. However, qualifying time penalties (as specified by the FIA) will.

Official qualifying times as recorded by the FIA will be used for settlement. Only times recorded in the final qualifying session count. If for some reason the final session does not take place, settlement will be based on the official grid as formed by the FIA. Grid position penalties do not apply for settlement purposes. However, qualifying time penalties (as specified by the FIA) will.

Bet on the driver to reach qualifying session three. This market will be settled at the end of qualification with official results recorded by the FIA being used for settlement. Any subsequent penalties do not apply for settlement purposes.

Official point scoring as recorded by the FIA will be used for settlement. In order for bets to be be evaluated, both cars must actually start the race (even from the pit lane). Cars which do not start the race are understood to be classified as "DNS" in the official race results.

All bets will be settled when the official race result is announced. In order for bets to be evaluated, the driver must actually start the race (even from the pit lane). If a driver does not start the race, all bets for this driver will be deemed void. Drivers who do not start the race are understood to be classified as "DNS" in the official race results.

Driver to record the fastest qualifying time, win the race and record the fastest race lap. Bets will be evaluated according to the official results of the FIA; subsequent penalties will be disregarded for settlement purposes.

Team/Constructor to record the fastest qualifying time, win the race and record the fastest race lap. Both drivers count. Bets will be evaluated according to the official results of the FIA; subsequent penalties will be disregarded for settlement purposes.

Driver to record the fastest qualifying time and win the race. Bets will be evaluated according to the official results of the FIA; subsequent penalties will be disregarded for settlement purposes.

Team/Constructor to record the fastest qualifying time and win the race. Both drivers count. Bets will be evaluated according to the official results of the FIA; subsequent penalties will be disregarded for settlement purposes.

Driver to win the race and record the fastest race lap. Bets will be evaluated according to the official results of the FIA; subsequent penalties will be disregarded for settlement purposes.

Official qualifying times as recorded by the FIA at the end of each qualifying session will be used for settlement. Only times recorded in the named qualifying session count.

Applies to times set during qualifying in the speed trap sector of the track outlined by the FIA and available to view through formula1.com. Should there be a discrepancy in the layout of the speed trap between the FIA and formula1.com, the speed trap sector and times published by the FIA will be used for settlement. All qualifying sectors count.

Bet on the multiple named drivers to finish in the top three of the official race result.

Handicap is applied to each driver's race time. The driver with the best race time after applying the handicap is considered the winner of this market.

Bets will be settled on the official result supplied by the FIA. Should all drivers fail to complete the official laps confirmed pre-race, all bets will be void.

For settlement purposes, the winner is deemed to be the driver leading the race as they cross the start/finish line after 1, 5 or 10 classified race lap(s). If the race fails to make the necessary laps all bets will be void.

Bets settled based on the official result supplied by the FIA. Only named drivers count. All in, compete or not.

Requires both drivers of a team to be confirmed as classified by the official results supplied by the FIA. This is a multiple winner market.

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