Formula 1 CEO Stefano Domenicali says "an entire nation will celebrate" after Kimi Antonelli became the series' youngest champion at the Mexican Grand Prix. The 20-year-old also became the first Italian world champion in 73 years, since Alberto Ascari in 1953. The Mercedes…
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“When you are 1-2 at Turn 4, you don't imagine that you won't win the race.” This statement says a lot about Ferrari team principal Fred Vasseur’s disappointment following Formula 1’s Mexico Grand Prix. Ferrari was on pole for the first time in the 2026 season, courtesy of Lewis…
Martin Brundle’s prediction about Andrea Kimi Antonelli from 2024 has aged like fine wine after the Mercedes star just won the 2026 F1 title at ...
The Italian secured the championship with three rounds remaining, taking his points tally to 380 after Red Bull's Max Verstappen won the race ahead of Ferrari's Lewis Hamilton. Antonelli's podium finish left his rivals mathematically unable to catch him. "We did it," Antonelli…
George Russell must attend the F1 stewards following the Mexico City Grand Prix.
Oscar Piastri has lost seventh place in the Mexico City Grand Prix after a 10-second penalty dropped him to 15th. The post Piastri loses Mexico City points after post-race penalty appeared first on Speedcafe.com .
Oscar Piastri's collision has earned him a 10-second time penalty, and cost him a points finish.