Lewis Hamilton will compete in the 2026 Formula One season after his high-profile move to Ferrari, where he will vie for the Drivers' Championship against established rivals including Max Verstappen, Lando Norris, Charles Leclerc, and other top-tier competitors. The championship is determined at the season's end when the FIA officially announces the title winner based on points accumulated across all races held throughout the year. Currently, the prediction market prices Hamilton at 3% probability of winning the championship, reflecting market consensus that he faces substantial competitive headwinds. This relatively low odds pricing suggests the market views his championship prospects as challenging given the strength of competing drivers, team resources, and performance trajectory of rival constructors. Championship odds typically fluctuate throughout the season as new race results emerge, team development unfolds, driver form becomes more evident, and strategic decisions impact competitive positioning. The 2026 championship will be officially resolved on December 6th, 2026, when the final race concludes and the FIA announces the official champion. This prediction market allows traders to assess and track the evolving probability of Hamilton clinching the title as the season progresses and new information about performance becomes available to the market.