Formula 1

Formula 1 related bets are always settled using the first published official results. Later decisions made by the race officials/FIA will not be considered. A Formula 1 event will be considered void in the case of a cancellation or if interrupted and not resumed/finished within 72 hours from the official start time. If a race is, for some reason, abandoned before 75% of the planned distance (rounded down to the nearest whole number of laps) has been completed, the event will be considered void, even though FIA might regard the race as finished and assign points to the drivers/teams.
Decisions made by the race officials/FIA before the end of the qualifying session that have influence on the starting grid position, don’t have any effect on the bet placed on any “pole” market.
If a driver is not able to take part in the qualifying race, all bets directly related to that driver will be void. If a driver is not able to take part in the main race after successfully finishing qualifications all bets directly related to that driver concerning the main race will be void (bets concerning qualifying race will stand).
A driver participating in the warm-up lap is considered to have participated in the race.