Kimi Antonelli: His “Undercover” Go-Kart Race Goes Viral
The Mercedes driver followed Max Verstappen’s lead and used a pseudonym in Germany
The Mercedes driver followed Max Verstappen’s lead and used a pseudonym in Germany
According to the former Formula 1 driver, Mercedes and the British driver made a “crucial” mistake
The summer break is coming to an end: the Mercedes driver is set to face a very challenging second half of the World Championship
The Formula 1 driver and the former world No. 1 tennis player spoke at length during the most recent Wimbledon tournament
The British driver explained how important the help of a specialist has been at various stages of his career, even now
The former Formula 1 driver expressed doubts about the Bologna-born driver’s mental fortitude during wheel-to-wheel battles on the track
The former owner of the racing team offered his initial assessment of the Formula 1 World Championship
Mercedes dominated the first half of the season with authority, securing eight wins in the eleven races held
The Ferrari driver revealed a certain kinship with Mercedes’ rising star, the World Championship leader
The former Austrian driver issued a warning to the Mercedes driver: “In F1, anything is possible—be careful.”
The two-time world champion spoke about the showdown between the driver from Bologna and George Russell
According to Montoya, one particular aspect of the Bolognese is causing the British driver to struggle
The British driver’s major difficulties were analyzed by a former driver: “The rumors about Verstappen didn’t help either.”
“Ferrari is a religion in Italy, as you can imagine, and, of course, Italians are happy when Ferrari wins. But I’m more of a fan of the drivers.”
In an interview, the Dutch driver revealed what impressed him most about the driver from Bologna.
A distant prospect, but not an unrealistic one: Toto Wolff makes no secret of the fact that, if the situation arose, he would fire Kimi Antonelli on the spot, regardless of his standing in the standings.
The F1 season is on hold, but its stars continue to make headlines—like Kimi Antonelli, who was lightning-fast on a track dear to Charles Leclerc.
The British driver is 59 points behind his teammate: “I’m already past the stage of disappointment.”
The Italian star heads into the summer break with a 50-point lead over Lewis Hamilton, who is second in the standings.
The Mercedes driver is pleased with his third-place finish in Hungary
After being demoted from fourth to seventh on the grid for the Hungarian Grand Prix, Kimi Antonelli said he was certain he had obeyed the yellow flag.
The issue concerns some statements made by Kimi Antonelli’s rivals who are struggling: now it’s George Russell; 2–3 races ago, it happened to Charles Leclerc.
The team principal: “Do they want it? They should have thought about it seven years ago.”
Could Kimi’s wide gap soon lead to the first team orders in the World Championship? The team principal explains
At Spa, the young Italian star claimed his sixth victory of the season, tying Alberto Ascari’s record.
The Bologna-based driver solidifies his lead in the World Championship standings
An important victory in the championship standings for the driver from Bologna, who has once again extended his lead over his rivals
While his teammate secures his sixth pole of the season, the Englishman complains
“He’s such a polite, cheerful young man, and his talent is impressive. We need more young people like him in Formula 1.”
“He’s such a polite, cheerful young man, and his talent is impressive. We need more young people like him in Formula 1.”