
Kimi Antonelli secured victory at the Italian Grand Prix after advancing from the 19th position on the starting grid, extending his lead in the championship standings. George Russell finished the race in second place, while Max Verstappen claimed the third spot on the podium following a series of aggressive overtaking maneuvers. Antonelli's win marks the first time an Italian driver has won their home race since 1966.
Kimi Antonelli stormed from P19 on the grid to win the Italian GP and further stretch his championship lead. With this, he becomes the first Italian F1 driver to win his home race since Ludovico Scarfiotti in 1966.After staying in contention for victory for most of the race, George Russell had to settle for second place. Red Bull Racingโs Max Verstappen completed the podium in third place after some bold passes.Antonelli wins, 3.857 sec ahead of RussellFirst Italian driver to win home race in 60...
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