US EditionThe ‘youngest ever’ F1 records Kimi Antonelli can still beat
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The ‘youngest ever’ F1 records Kimi Antonelli can still beat
Records Antonelli has beatenYoungest polesitterPrevious record: Sebastian Vettel – 21y, 2m, 11d – 2008 Italian GPNew record: Kimi Antonelli – 19y, 6m, 18d – 2026 Chinese GPBack in 2008, Sebastian Vettel took a shock pole position with the minnow Toro Rosso squad in a wet qualifying session at Monza. Frontrunners Kimi Raikkonen and Lewis Hamilton were eliminated in Q2, while their ...Keep reading
Kimi Antonelli is not close to forgetting his first triumph in Formula 1. Winner of the China Grand Prix, the young Italian prodigy experienced a founding moment followed by a wave of reactions at the height of the feat. At only 19 years old, the one who has since given himself a second victory in Japan and became the youngest leader in the history of the world championship describes Shanghai as a major turning point in his career. But despite t…
Gian Carlo Minardi explains why Kimi Antonelli would not be in F1 with Ferrari
Gian Carlo Minardi spoke to Fanpage.it about who Kimi Antonelli really is following his historic victory at the 2026 Formula 1 Chinese Grand Prix. From his close connection with the 19-year-old driver’s family to the intriguing Ferrari-Mercedes background story, Minardi offered a detailed and insightful perspective. Kimi Antonelli is no longer just the highly rated Mercedes prospect or the young Italian talent attracting attention in Formula 1. …
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