How Antonelli overcame Russell, Ferrari to become F1's youngest champion
How Kimi Antonelli overcame early setbacks, teammate George Russell and a Ferrari fightback to become Formula 1's youngest-ever world champion.
Ferrari must face the uncomfortable truth that Fred Vasseur's lack of leadership cost them victory in Mexico
Ferrari did not lose control of the Mexican Grand Prix because their car was too slow. They lost it because their two drivers went to war while sitting first and second - and the team had no leadership. Lewis Hamilton was left furious, understandably so after being forced wide…
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