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Mercedes (George Russell and Kimi Antonelli) -- combined pit stops in Race Day 2

ResolvedMercedes will make a combined total between 0 and 2 pit stops across both cars in the Spanish Grand Prix (Madrid).

Mercedes (George Russell and Kimi Antonelli) -- combined pit stops in Race Day 2

Target: September 13, 2026 at 1:00 PM EDT
Formula OneRace Day 2ConstructorsCombined Pit StopsMercedes

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Mercedes will make a combined total between 0 and 2 pit stops across both cars in the Spanish Grand Prix (Madrid).Pays $1.00$1.00
Mercedes will make a combined total between 3 and 4 pit stops across both cars in the Spanish Grand Prix (Madrid).Pays $1.00$1.00
Mercedes will make a combined total between 5 and 6 pit stops across both cars in the Spanish Grand Prix (Madrid).Pays $1.00$1.00
Mercedes will make a combined total of 7 or more pit stops across both cars in the Spanish Grand Prix (Madrid).Pays $1.00$1.00

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The Spanish Grand Prix (Madrid) is Round 16 of the 2026 FIA Formula One World Championship, held at Madring in Madrid, Spain over 57 laps. Lights out is officially confirmed for 15:00 CEST (local time) on Sunday, September 13, 2026. This event covers Mercedes's combined combined pit stops across its two cars, driven by George Russell and Kimi Antonelli, in the Spanish Grand Prix (Madrid). The market is mutually exclusive, with outcomes split into non-overlapping ranges covering every possible outcome for Mercedes in this category, based on the official FIA race classification and timing data published after the race.

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This event settles based on Mercedes's official combined combined pit stops across both of its cars in the Spanish Grand Prix (Madrid), as published in the official FIA race classification and timing data. Only the range containing Mercedes's actual recorded outcome settles YES; all other ranges settle NO. If neither Mercedes car starts the race, this event will be voided. If the race is cancelled and not rescheduled, this event will be voided.

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