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Monza·Monza, Italy·September 6, 2026

3/4 models predict L NORRIS wins -- Claude Sonnet, GPT, Grok

Pos
Claude Sonnet
Gemini Flash
GPT
Grok
1
L NORRIS
C LECLERC
L NORRIS
L NORRIS
2
C LECLERC
L NORRIS
C LECLERC
K ANTONELLI
3
O PIASTRI
K ANTONELLI
G RUSSELL
G RUSSELL
4
G RUSSELL
G RUSSELL
K ANTONELLI
C LECLERC
5
M VERSTAPPEN
M VERSTAPPEN
L HAMILTON
O PIASTRI
6
K ANTONELLI
O PIASTRI
O PIASTRI
M VERSTAPPEN
7
L HAMILTON
L HAMILTON
M VERSTAPPEN
L HAMILTON
8
N HULKENBERG
L LAWSON
C SAINZ
L LAWSON
9
F ALONSO
N HULKENBERG
L LAWSON
N HULKENBERG
10
P GASLY
F ALONSO
F ALONSO
F ALONSO
FLC LECLERCL NORRISC LECLERCC LECLERC
Win odds
L NORRIS
30%
C LECLERC
19%
O PIASTRI
14%
G RUSSELL
10%
M VERSTAPPEN
8%
K ANTONELLI
6%
C LECLERC
28%
L NORRIS
22%
K ANTONELLI
14%
G RUSSELL
11%
M VERSTAPPEN
8%
L HAMILTON
6%
L NORRIS
24%
C LECLERC
20%
G RUSSELL
15%
K ANTONELLI
12%
O PIASTRI
8%
L HAMILTON
7%
L NORRIS
27%
K ANTONELLI
19%
G RUSSELL
16%
C LECLERC
12%
O PIASTRI
8%
M VERSTAPPEN
6%
Notes

Winner Pick

Norris arrives at Monza on a hot streak with two wins in the last three races and McLaren's chassis-engine package proving efficient in low-drag configuration, giving him the edge over Ferrari's home charge.

Dark Horse

Kimi Antonelli has quietly racked up multiple podiums in recent rounds and Mercedes' power unit is historically strong at Monza's long straights, making him a real threat for a surprise top-three or even a shot at victory if strategy falls his way.

Risk Factor

Ferrari's home-race motivation combined with Leclerc's recent pace advantage (two fastest laps in three races) could see Maranello convert raw speed into a Monza win, especially if slipstreaming battles in Q3 hand Leclerc pole position.

Winner Pick

Charles Leclerc is primed to feed off the passionate Tifosi energy at Monza, leveraging Ferrari's specialized low-drag aerodynamic package to take a monumental home victory.

Dark Horse

Liam Lawson in the Red Bull has shown highly impressive top-10 race pace recently and could exploit Monza's powerful slipstream battles to secure a major points haul.

Risk Factor

The notorious run down to the tight Turn 1 chicane presents an immediate threat of first-lap contact, where any chaos could instantly derail Ferrari's optimal strategy.

Winner Pick

Norris has the strongest recent momentum with two wins in the last three listed races, and McLaren’s race efficiency should keep him strong even at a low-drag circuit like Monza. With dry, stable weather expected, this is likely to reward outright pace and clean execution rather than chaos.

Dark Horse

Carlos Sainz is a strong sleeper for points at Monza because Williams-style low-drag efficiency can be very effective on the long straights. If qualifying puts him near the top ten, he has a real chance to hold position in race trim.

Risk Factor

Ferrari is the biggest threat: Leclerc’s recent pace and Monza’s power-sensitive layout make him a serious win contender, especially with home-race energy behind the team. A safety car or DRS-train strategy lock could also flip the lead battle quickly.

Winner Pick

Norris (#1) takes the win on the back of two strong recent victories and McLaren's superior straight-line speed suiting Monza's characteristics.

Dark Horse

Lawson (#30) is a non-obvious pick who could capitalize on Red Bull's power unit advantage and recent top-10 form to snatch points in the midfield battle.

Risk Factor

A late safety car or unexpected rain (despite low probability) could shuffle the order and favor Mercedes' tire management over McLaren's pace.