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F1 Drivers' Champion

Kimi Antonelli 66.9%
24h -3.1pp
7d +17.9pp
30d +29.4pp
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All tracked outcomes

OutcomeProb.24h7d
George Russell17.0%+4.5pp-11.5pp
Lewis Hamilton3.2%-1.0pp-0.3pp
Max Verstappen3.1%+0.1pp-0.7pp
Charles Leclerc2.5%+0.4pp-2.0pp
Lando Norris2.2%+0.3pp-2.3pp
Oscar Piastri1.3%-0.1pp-0.8pp
Fernando Alonso0.4%
Sergio Pérez0.4%
Isack Hadjar0.4%
30-day history: Kimi Antonelli
30d ago: 38.6% Today: 66.9% +28.4pp

Reddit chatter

Updated Sat, 13 Jun 2026 00:00:03 UTC

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What's moving this market

Updated Sat, 13 Jun 2026 00:01:34 UTC

Kimi Antonelli’s implied probability of winning the F1 Drivers' Championship dipped 3.1 percentage points over the past day, settling at 66.9%, while George Russell surged 4.5 points to 17.0%. The shift appears tied to on-track action at the Barcelona-Catalunya Grand Prix, where Friday practice sessions provided fresh form signals.

Lando Norris topped FP2 times, sparking hope among traders that McLaren may have closed the gap to Mercedes. A high-scoring Reddit thread on r/formula1 noted Norris’s optimism about McLaren’s competitiveness after the session, which could explain the modest increase in his odds (+0.2pp) and the broader redistribution of probability away from Antonelli. Meanwhile, a post highlighting a playful exchange between Antonelli and Oscar Piastri—where Antonelli joked about a “fake shove” after Piastri impeded him—likely contributed little to the market move but underscored the competitive tension.

The 30-day chart shows Antonelli’s dominance is a recent phenomenon, rising from 38.6% a month ago, and today’s dip may simply be a consolidation after a sharp run-up. No major news articles addressed the F1 market directly; the most relevant feeds were general health, finance, and UFC items. Traders appear to be reacting to practice session results and team form indicators rather than any singular headline.

Drivers

  • No clear news driver — Friday practice at Barcelona (Norris topping FP2, Antonelli’s minor track incident with Piastri) shifted trader sentiment toward Russell and Norris as potential challengers.