Side bets for the Japan Grand Prix, you can add your own answers. About both Qualifying (6th of April) and the Grand Prix (7th of April), or about free practice if you want to add those. Markets should reasonably resolve before the GP after starts.
Markets are resolved according to the following criteria: https://gist.github.com/kevinburke/190b4c7fedfae12bc8e115519f4a9541
GUIDELINES:
I reserve the right to NA any answer for any reason, to combat duplicates or abuse.
Make your answer submissions as clear and descriptive as possible. I reserve the right to rephrase answers as needed.
For your convenience I've prefixed the questions that definitely end after qualification with Q: so you can alphabetically sort them during qualy.
Clarifications:
'Between Ferrari and Mercedes, Ferrari qualify higher' means for the qualifying positions after Q3, before penalties, Ferrari has a car more at the front (1st, 2nd, 3rd, etc) than either Mercedes car.
'At least 1 big crash during the entire weekend (trainings, qualy or race)': A crash can be just 1 person into the wall. Has to not be a little wall collision, has to involve serious damage to the car. By example Zhou in practice in Saudi Arabia would could. Very likely means the car cannot continue another lap.
'17+ cars finish the main race' how many cars finish the last lap of the main race, also means if 1 car doesn't start the race it will be 1 less car that crosses the finish line. This is race cars, the safety car or anything does not count.
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@gocougs There was a red flag at the beginning with the Riccardo crash, a yellow with the Sargeant spin out, but what was the 3rd?
@gocougs There was indeed a yellow flag for about 10 seconds that got transitioned into a red flag in the Riccardo crash.
My bad for phrasing the question like this in the middle of the race, what I intended was to capture the different incidents happening. In that spirit and what people seem to expect from this market I'll resolve it N/A as it is confusing both ways*