Kimi Antonelli is back on the track but playing hide-and-seek
The Bolognese driver had skipped FP1, handing the wheel over to Frederik Vesti, and returned to the Montmeló track for FP2.
The Bolognese driver had skipped FP1, handing the wheel over to Frederik Vesti, and returned to the Montmeló track for FP2.
1. The British Mercedes driver took advantage of the absence of his teammate and championship leader Kimi Antonelli, who handed the wheel of the W17 over to Danish driver Frederik Vesti
With all penalties against the French Alpine driver lifted, he claimed the lowest step of the podium at Monte Carlo.
The Monegasque driver is going through a very difficult time. His crash in Monte Carlo has taken its toll.
The 44-year-old Aston Martin driver is set to compete in the Barcelona Grand Prix, his home race.
“Getting back to my recent victory in Monte Carlo, well, the post-race celebration—with the dip in the harbor—was really great, even though I don’t want to know what was in that water.”
“Getting back to my recent victory in Monte Carlo, well, the post-race celebration—with the dip in the harbor—was really great, even though I don’t want to know what was in that water.”
The Spanish driver weighed in on the current dominance of the driver from Bologna
The former Mercedes driver spoke about the Bologna driver's incredible start to the season
Global benchmarks now include both Jannik Sinner for tennis and Kimi Antonelli for F1: here comes yet another proof.
He will contest the free practice of the Spanish Grand Prix and boasts a palmarès that does not pale in comparison to that of Kimi Antonelli, quite the contrary.
The'former British driver doesn't mince words to define the situation of the British driver
Former British driver Coulthard doesn't mince words in defining the British driver's situation
The Mercedes bolognese’s exploits continue to make headlines in a country that has not seen one of its drivers win the World Championship since 1953.
The 44-year-old Spaniard is ready to contest his home GP in Barcelona: "This is a great responsibility".
The Montmeló circuit, site of the next F1 World Championship race, brings to mind an important passing moment.
The family of the driver from Bologna in 2018 contacted the Cavallino but the doors of Maranello remained closed
More generally, Formula 1 is having a particularly good season in Italy, driven precisely by the'Antonelli effect
The Mercedes driver from Bologna is getting the hang of it and has two more world champions (and more) in his sights.
The State Police has launched a'major road safety awareness campaign and the Mercedes driver is the testimonial.
Doubled and sanctioned three times, the Englishman experienced a nightmarish weekend
"We go on race after race. That’s the best way to approach a season, both when things go wrong and when they go right"
Not only brake problems, but also a track in poor condition: Charles Leclerc in Monaco retired; in the past it was different.
Charles Leclerc’s post-withdrawal outburst generates a response from Brembo, in Formula 1 the supplier of brakes for Ferrari and beyond.
An Italian’s dominance in F1 clashes with the fact that his first rival is now Ferrari: Kimi Antonelli’s father faces the "big misunderstanding".
Charles Leclerc leaves the Monaco Grand Prix with great bitterness after an unexpected and painful denouement
Kimi Antonelli continues to rewrite records and consolidates his World Championship lead by taking his fifth consecutive victory in the Monaco Grand Prix
Kimi Antonelli continues to rewrite records and consolidates his World Championship lead by taking his fifth consecutive victory in the Monaco Grand Prix
At the time of the break, Antonelli was leading the race ahead of Hamilton.
The four-time world champion’s race, in fact, lasted barely a second after the lights went out.