Kimi Antonelli is making room on his trophy shelf: another award is on the way
The Formula 1 World Championship leader, fresh off victories at Monza and Madrid, is set to receive another major honor.
The Formula 1 World Championship leader, fresh off victories at Monza and Madrid, is set to receive another major honor.
With his victory in Madrid, the World Championship leader has now won eight Grand Prix races in his career—more than the British rider.
Thanks to his victory at Madring, the young Mercedes star now holds an 81-point lead in the Drivers’ Championship.
Many people dream of a second Grand Prix of the season in Italy—perhaps to celebrate Kimi Antonelli as World Champion.
Following the events of the disappointing weekend at Monza, the seven-time world champion has admitted: “I spoke with Frederic Vasseur.”
The Mercedes team principal is experiencing a moment of immense satisfaction. Everything is going great.
The victory in Monza allowed the young Italian star to achieve yet another milestone to be truly proud of.
The South Tyrolean arrived at the Italian Grand Prix on Sunday morning and was greeted by thousands of fans.
The Olympic champion in giant slalom and Super-G at Milan-Cortina 2026 will not miss an opportunity to indulge one of her great passions.
The nine-time MotoGP world champion is expected to arrive Saturday at the Brianza racetrack, the historic venue for the Formula 1 Italian Grand Prix.
The passion for cars is ignited even more thanks to LEGO bricks, with a series of free activities designed for families and enthusiasts of all ages
The South Tyrolean star, who is currently working to recover from his injury, has always been a huge F1 fan.
The first practice session ahead of the Italian Grand Prix has the countless fans of Charles Leclerc and Lewis Hamilton who have gathered in Monza dreaming big.
There was tremendous enthusiasm in Brianza for the Mercedes driver, but also for the red cars, which showed signs of being competitive.
Just a few days before the Grand Prix, the two Ferrari drivers were greeted by a huge crowd in Milan.
It’s Italian Grand Prix week. Scarfiotti was the last Italian to win at Monza. Now it’s Antonelli’s turn, though he’ll be starting with a penalty.
Both have won the Italian Grand Prix five times. The seven-time World Champion is aiming for the all-time record.
Anticipation is building for the Italian Grand Prix. Ferrari will unveil a major innovation as it aims for victory in the race.
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Discussions continue regarding the inclusion of Imola in the current World Championship calendar. It would replace Abu Dhabi.
The Italian star heads into the summer break with a 50-point lead over Lewis Hamilton, who is second in the standings.
The decision to hold the Bahrain Grand Prix in Malaysia has sparked hopes for a similar pairing between Qatar and the “Enzo and Dino Ferrari” Circuit.
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.
More than the surprise over the choice of location, what stands out is the concern among fans regarding technical issues.
The Asturian is eagerly awaiting the new single-seater designed by Adrian Newey, which will make its debut at the Hungaroring.
The young driver from Bologna continues to earn praise in a season that is making Italian fans dream.
At Spa, his race lasted only a few kilometers. The British driver is demanding that the team give him the same car as the Italian driver.
The wait is almost over. After months of real hardship, the new frame is on its way—I hope this is the one.
At Spa, the young Italian star claimed his sixth victory of the season, tying Alberto Ascari’s record.