Antonelli approaches a potential F1 title milestone
Sport · First reported 30 Oct, 19:39 · Updated 20:28
Kimi Antonelli could become Formula One’s youngest world champion at the Mexican Grand Prix if he finishes ninth or better, according to the Guardian’s report. Al Jazeera also reports that the 20-year-old could make history.
- At the Mexican Grand Prix, Antonelli would secure the title with a finish of ninth or better, and become F1’s youngest champion, the Guardian reports.
- The Guardian says Antonelli has won five consecutive races earlier this season and describes his performance in Monaco as a pole position and race victory.
- Mercedes said Antonelli was unwell and withdrew him from media duties on Thursday; the report says four races would remain after the Mexican Grand Prix.
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- Age
- 20, according to the Guardian and Al Jazeera.
- Title-clinching result
- Ninth place or better at the Mexican Grand Prix, according to the Guardian.
- Potential record
- The youngest Formula One world champion.
- Remaining races
- Four after the Mexican Grand Prix, according to the Guardian.
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