Mercedes’ Kimi Antonelli wins in Texas to move to brink of Formula One title
Antonelli now needs to score only two points in Mexico City to be sure of the title even if rival George Russell wins.
Twenty-year-old Kimi Antonelli's victory at the US Grand Prix puts him within touching distance of the Formula One world title, marking a potential historic achievement as one of the youngest champions in the...
Japan Times and Le Monde both report Mercedes driver Kimi Antonelli's victory at the US Grand Prix, noting that he now requires only two points in Mexico City to clinch the world title. Le Monde emphasises his age—20 years old—and his ninth victory of the season as a historic achievement. Japan Times similarly notes the practical mathematical path to the title while highlighting the significance of a potential youngest champion.
Antonelli wins Texas to approach Formula One title
Italian Antonelli wins US Grand Prix for title push
Antonelli wins to move within title touching distance
Whether George Russell will win in Mexico City and force Antonelli to score at least two points to clinch the title, rather than winning it automatically, remains to be seen.
Italian outlets including La Repubblica provide no coverage of the US Grand Prix victory for Italian driver Antonelli, which is surprising given his nationality.
Japan Times reports Antonelli won in Texas, his ninth victory of the season, and now needs only two points in Mexico City to clinch the title even if rival George Russell wins.
Le Monde covers Antonelli's ninth win of the season at age 20 and his proximity to the world title.
The National reports Antonelli winning the US Grand Prix and moving within touching distance of the F1 title.
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Antonelli now needs to score only two points in Mexico City to be sure of the title even if rival George Russell wins.
Auteur de sa neuvième victoire de la saison à l’âge de 20 ans, le pilote Mercedes n’aura besoin que de deux points lors du Grand Prix du Mexique, dimanche 1ᵉʳ novembre, pour être sacré champion du monde.