US EditionAntonelli: Friends helped forget online abuse
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The Mercedes driver tells of the offenses received after the Qatari GP in which he had been passed by Norris: "Verstappen and Norris have sent me messages, I will not change the way of running and I would never do such things"
After the GP in Qatar, Formula 1 Rookie Kimi Antonelli was attacked by some fans on the net because he suffered a loss of position that could be decisive in the World Cup.
F1 Drivers Unite to Support Kimi Antonelli Against Online Abuse
F1 drivers united in condemnation of the online abuse directed at rookie Kimi Antonelli following the Qatar Grand Prix. The 19-year-old faced death threats and derogatory comments after a mistake during the race, which was exacerbated by comments from Red Bull personnel that questioned his integrity. Colleagues, including George Russell and Charles Leclerc, emphasized the unacceptable nature of such attacks, urging accountability from those behi…
The harassment of Andrea Kimi Antonelli after the Qatar GP was one of the important topics discussed this Thursday at the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix, in the margins of the last round of the 2025 F1 season. The case had been launched by Gianpiero Lambiase, Max Verstappen's race engineer, and taken up with insistence by Helmut Marko, Red Bull's motorsport consultant, who had taken advantage of a false broadcast of the incident to launch a conspiracy the…
F1 drivers rally behind Antonelli after online abuse
Fellow F1 drivers have rallied behind Mercedes rookie Kimi Antonelli ahead of the Abu Dhabi GP, after he received a wave of online abuse following a mistake in the closing laps of the Qatar GP. In the last laps of the Qatar GP, Antonelli ran wide and lost a place to Lando Norris. Max Verstappen’s... The post F1 drivers rally behind Antonelli after online abuse appeared first on Motorsport
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