Resolution criteria

• Source of truth: This market will resolve according to the official Final Race Classification published by the FIA (Fédération Internationale de l'Automobile) for the 2026 Azerbaijan Grand Prix, which can be verified on FIA.com or the official Formula 1 Results Page.

• Definition of 'Finishing Last': The winning option will be the driver who occupies the absolute lowest numerical position on the final official race classification sheet.

• Handling of DNFs (Did Not Finish): Under FIA regulations, drivers who do not complete 90% of the race distance are classified as retired (DNF). These drivers are excluded from this market, the next lowest-ranked driver who finished the race will be deemed to have finished last.

• DNS (Did Not Start) & DSQ (Disqualified):

  • Any driver who does not start the race (DNS) is excluded from this market.

  • If a driver is disqualified (DSQ), they are completely excluded from the classification. The next lowest-ranked driver who was not disqualified will be deemed to have finished last.

• Driver Substitutions: If any listed driver is replaced by a reserve driver prior to the start of the race, bets on the original driver will transfer to the reserve/replacement driver who actually participates in that seat.

Background

The 2026 Azerbaijan Grand Prix takes place at the Baku City Circuit on Saturday, September 26, 2026. The race was shifted forward by one day at the request of local promoters because Sunday, September 27, is Azerbaijan's national Remembrance Day.

With the sweeping 2026 technical and engine regulation changes, the introduction of the new 11th team on the grid (Cadillac F1 Team, featuring Valtteri Bottas and Sergio Perez), and several notable lineup movements—including Franco Colapinto driving for Alpine and Kimi Antonelli at Mercedes—the high-speed straights and unforgiving walls of the Baku street circuit present a prime opportunity for early retirements and dramatic finishes.