Why Kimi Antonelli won't get F1 world title trophy today as request denied
Kimi Antonelli is likely to become F1's youngest ever world champion in Mexico City later today (Sunday November 1), but he will not get the trophy to go with it.
Max Verstappen voices Lando Norris frustration after Mexico qualifying incident
Max Verstappen had to settle for fourth place during qualifying in Mexico and was not happy with the traffic he encountered during the session.
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