Move Over Max: F1 Has A New Superstar Named Kimi Antonelli
Kimi Antonelli secured his fourth consecutive Formula 1 victory as teammate George Russell retired from the lead with engine failure, while Lewis Hamilton finished second.
- On Sunday, Mercedes driver Kimi Antonelli won the Canadian Grand Prix in Montreal, with Ferrari driver Lewis Hamilton finishing second and Red Bull Racing driver Max Verstappen third on the podium.
- Mercedes driver George Russell led the race until his engine failed on Lap 30, allowing Antonelli to claim his fourth consecutive Formula One victory of the season.
- With his mother, Carmen Larbalestier, watching from the Ferrari garage, Hamilton passed Verstappen on Lap 62 of the 68-lap race to secure second place, his best finish since joining the team last year.
- Russell's engine failure ended his 38-race streak without a DNF, while organizers reported a record crowd of 362,000 spectators for the weekend at Circuit Gilles-Villeneuve.
- Since his first victory at the 2007 Canadian Grand Prix, Hamilton has maintained a deep connection to Montreal, calling it his favorite track outside his home Grand Prix.
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Kimi Antonelli is getting more and more enthusiastic in Formula One. After his 4th win in series, the experts almost beat each other with praise.
In Formula 1 the Italian driver of Mercedes arrived first for the fourth consecutive Grand Prix, and is firmly at the top of the World Championship
Mercedes teen star Kimi Antonelli reigns supreme in Canadian GP for 4th straight F1 win
MONTREAL (AP) — Kimi Antonelli went from furious to victorious.A day after clashing with Mercedes teammate George Russell in a heated sprint race, the 19-year-old Italian star won a wild Canadian Grand Prix on Sunday, May 24, for his fourth straight victory.Russell dropped out with an engine failure after the title-chasing Mercedes duo put on a show in a thrilling fight through 30 laps, trading the lead several times and coming dangerously close…
Mercedes Teen Star Kimi Antonelli Wins Canadian GP For His 4th Straight F1 Victory
A day after clashing with Mercedes teammate George Russell in a heated sprint race, the 19-year-old Italian star won a wild Canadian Grand Prix on Sunday for his fourth straight victory.
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