Resolves to the constructor of the driver classified P1 in the official Grand Prix race classification. Other covers every unlisted constructor.

Use the latest official FIA classification or decision published within 48 hours after the relevant session ends; Formula1.com is the fallback. For Safety Car and tyre questions, use official F1/FIA race reports, timing, or race footage. Later appeals and changes are ignored. Official classification breaks timing ties. If no official classification exists, or the relevant session is cancelled or not completed within seven days of its scheduled date, resolves N/A. A postponement within seven days remains the same event.

Trading closes September 13 at 14:55 CEST (12:55 UTC), five minutes before the scheduled Grand Prix race start (September 13 at 15:00 CEST (13:00 UTC)), in 2026. Resolution occurs after the relevant session and the 48-hour review window.

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