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    Former youngest champion Emerson Fittipaldi hails Kimi Antonelli's rise

    Emerson Fittipaldi recently addressed the trend of younger drivers becoming world champions in motorsport. He praised Kimi Antonelli's remarkable victory from 19th at Monza and pointed out how contemporary racers begin their careers earlier than previous generations. Fittipaldi emphasized Antonelli's impressive maturity and talent, which played a crucial role in his current season's triumph. His own path to championship status starkly contrasts with the rapid rise of Antonelli.

    Ailing Kimi Antonelli nears F1 title in Mexico as he aims to become youngest champion

    Mercedes driver Kimi Antonelli finished second and fourth in Friday's practice sessions for the Mexico City Grand Prix, despite recovering from a viral infection. The 20-year-old can become Formula 1's youngest-ever world champion on Sunday, while Ferrari's Charles Leclerc topped both sessions. Hamilton faced car trouble, and Verstappen and Lawson received grid penalties.

    Formula 1 has a great fanbase in India, it has to come here, says Finnish great Mika Hakkinen

    Two-time Formula One world champion Mika Hakkinen believes India deserves a return to the F1 calendar, citing the country's huge fan base and business opportunities. In an exclusive interview with PTI, he also praised Mercedes rookie Kimi Antonelli, Max Verstappen's resurgence with Red Bull and Lewis Hamilton's performances for Ferrari.

    Normal service resumes

    Lewis Hamilton coasted to a comfortable victory and led a Mercedes one-two finish at the Russian Grand Prix on Sunday to tighten his grip on a sixth World Championship.

    8 things to know as F1 goes to Sochi Autodrom: Vettel has never won a race there; circuit was formerly the Olympic Park

    Round 16 of the season takes F1 teams and drivers to Russia.

    Follow the Leader: Team orders have always been part of F1

    Was it cruel of Mercedes t o snatch victory away from Bottas? The answer is yes. He had earned it.

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