Will Kimi Antonelli have to start the Italian GP from a lower grid spot than he qualified because Mercedes fitted a new complete power unit to his car?

🤖 Context

YES if the official stewards' decision and/or the official starting grid published for the 2026 Italian Grand Prix lists Kimi Antonelli as required to start the race from a grid position lower than his qualifying position and explicitly attributes the drop to installation of new power‑unit components or to exceeding power‑unit component allocations (wording like "power unit", "new ICE/MGU‑K/TC/ERS" or "exceeded allocation"). Otherwise NO. If Antonelli set no qualifying time but the stewards' published decision explicitly records a power‑unit penalty placing him at the back, count YES. If he is withdrawn before any stewards' decision or the stewards' published reasons do not mention power‑unit components, count NO.

How this market resolves

Predictions close on Sep 5, 2026, and the market is expected to resolve on Sep 5, 2026. The outcome will be settled against espn.com.mx. For now, the crowd puts YES at 89%, based on 46 predictions.

Key facts

Crowd probability

89%

Predictions made

46

Credits staked

1,257

Comments

1

Opened

Aug 31, 2026

Closes

Sep 5, 2026

Expected resolution

Sep 5, 2026

Resolution source

espn.com.mx

Frequently asked questions

When does this market resolve?

Predictions close on Sep 5, 2026, and it's expected to resolve on Sep 5, 2026.

What are the current odds?

The crowd currently gives YES about 89% and NO 11%, based on 46 predictions and 1.3K 💎 staked.

How is this market settled?

It's settled against espn.com.mx once the outcome is known.

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