F1: Forget About Vacation—Kimi Antonelli Beats Charles Leclerc Behind the Wheel in Sardinia
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 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.
Exactly fifty years ago, one of the most dramatic days in the history of Formula 1.
In a rather lackluster Hungarian Grand Prix for the Scuderia, the Monegasque driver’s comments did not go unnoticed.
Leclerc took advantage of the five-second penalty imposed on his teammate to “steal” fourth place from him after the checkered flag.
Ferrari has clarified the situation following the events of qualifying for the Hungarian Grand Prix and the penalty imposed on a deeply disappointed Lewis Hamilton.
Qualifying for the Hungarian Grand Prix threw a wrench into Ferrari’s plans, but Charles Leclerc is candid about Lewis Hamilton’s performance on the track.
After being beaten on the track by Lando Norris by just 12 thousandths of a second, Lewis Hamilton will start fifth in the Hungarian Grand Prix due to a penalty.
The McLaren driver was the fastest of them all, ahead of Hamilton and Leclerc
On the eve of the Hungarian Grand Prix, the two drivers reaffirmed their respective ambitions, while also playing it a bit safe.
The Monegasque driver revisited what happened in Belgium with Oscar Piastri, offering an unexpected perspective.
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.”
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
Kimi Antonelli secured pole position for the 2026 Belgian Grand...
The Belgian circuit was the scene of his first victory as a Ferrari driver, but also of the horrific accident that claimed the life of his friend Anthoine Hubert.
“Let him grow, and above all, let him win with Mercedes,” notes the Sky commentator.
With a simple gesture, the Monegasque driver showed tremendous solidarity with the country that has, in effect, adopted him.
The race ended with the field practically in a procession behind the safety car, which had come out after Max Verstappen retired.
Team principal Frederic Vasseur and track engineer Carlo Santi decided to handle the penalty in a particular way.
Despite his victory in the Silverstone Sprint and his subsequent pole position, Kimi Antonelli does not consider Ferrari to be a done deal in the race.
At Silverstone, he secured the second spot on the grid, with Lewis Hamilton in third: Charles Leclerc shares the inside story on Ferrari’s progress.
Although the Ferraris are in second and third on the grid at Silverstone, Lewis Hamilton is keeping a low profile in front of his home crowd.
At a press conference, team principal Frederic Vasseur loses his temper
The Monegasque driver spoke after the sprint qualifying session at Silverstone
The Maranello Reds Shine in the Sprint Qualifying Session for the British Grand Prix
The British Ferrari driver, in front of his home crowd, earned the right to start from pole position in Saturday’s short race.
The British Grand Prix weekend kicked off on Friday with the first (and only) free practice session.
After his triumph at Montmelò, trouble struck in Austria: Lewis Hamilton pinpointed Ferrari’s difficulties and admitted that it will take a long time to overcome them.
A series of actions by Kimi Antonelli following the conclusion of the Austrian Grand Prix could also have implications for Ferrari.