Kimi Antonelli oo guul ka gaaray tartanka F1-ka ee Italy, laakiin tartanka koobka weli ma dhamaaday
Kimi Antonelli ayaa ka guuleystay tartanka Grand Prix-ka Italy ee magaalada Monza, isagoo ka soo baxay 19-aad, waxaana uu hadda hoggaaminayaa tartanka koobka ee F1-ka 66-nokod oo ka badan George Russell, iyadoo 10 tartan oo kale ka horreeya.
Guusha Antonelli iyo xaaladda tartanka koobka
Kimi Antonelli, oo 20 jir ah, ayaa ka guuleystay tartanka Grand Prix-ka Italy ee magaalada Monza, isagoo ka soo baxay 19-aad, waxaana uu hadda hoggaaminayaa tartanka koobka ee F1-ka 66-nokod oo ka badan George Russell, 76-nokod oo ka badan Lewis Hamilton, iyo 96-nokod oo ka badan Lando Norris.
Waxaa la sheegay in Antonelli uu noqon doono ciyaartoyga ugu yaraan da'da yar ee noqon kara koobka adduunka haddii uu guuleysto, waxaana uu sheegay in sanadkan uu ahaa mid aad u wanaagsan, laakiin inay jiraan tartamo badan oo kale oo ka horreeya.
Tartamada soo socda iyo xaaladda Mercedes
Tartamada soo socda ayaa ka kooban tartanka Grand Prix-ka Spain ee Madrid, kaas oo ka dhici doona dhismaha cusub ee Madrid, iyo tartanka Grand Prix-ka Azerbaijan, waxaana la sheegay in Mercedes ay diyaar u tahay inay soo saarto tijaabooyin cusub bishii soo socota ee Malaysia.
Toto Wolff, hoggaamiyaha Mercedes, ayaa sheegay inay u baahan yihiin inay si fiican u diyaariyaan ciyaartoydooda, waxaana uu sheegay inay aad u adag tahay inay ku guuleystaan tartamada soo socda, gaar ahaan Madrid, iyadoo Mercedes ay hadda leedahay dhibaatooyin ku saabsan awoodda.
McLaren iyo xaaladda ciyaartoyda kale
McLaren ayaa sheegtay inay u baahan tahay inay si fiican u diyaariyaan ciyaartoydooda, waxaana ay sheegeen inay u baahan yihiin inay si fiican u diyaariyaan ciyaartoydooda, gaar ahaan tartamada soo socda, iyadoo McLaren ay hadda leedahay dhibaatooyin ku saabsan awoodda.
Andrea Stella, hoggaamiyaha McLaren, ayaa sheegay inay u baahan yihiin inay si fiican u diyaariyaan ciyaartoydooda, waxaana uu sheegay inay u baahan yihiin inay si fiican u diyaariyaan ciyaartoydooda, gaar ahaan tartamada soo socda, iyadoo McLaren ay hadda leedahay dhibaatooyin ku saabsan awoodda.
Kimi Antonelli's dramatic Italian Grand Prix win from 19th place has reinforced his championship lead, but with 10 rounds remaining and Mercedes holding back upgrades, the fight for the title is far from over.
Antonelli's Dominance at Monza
Kimi Antonelli delivered a masterclass at Monza, winning the Italian Grand Prix from 19th on the grid to claim a psychological blow over his title rivals. The 20-year-old now leads George Russell by 66 points, Lewis Hamilton by 76 points, and Lando Norris by 96 points in the standings.
The victory was particularly significant given that Monza is a one-off track that places immense emphasis on power unit performance. Despite the FIA ruling earlier this year that Red Bull possesses the best engine, Mercedes' deployment of their power unit stood out, allowing them to excel on the long straights.
Mercedes Hold Back Upgrades for Madrid
Mercedes team principal Toto Wolff warned against complacency, stating that Monza is an outlier on the calendar and their car lacks the performance levels it showed there for the upcoming race in Madrid. The team will not bring any upgrades until Malaysia at the start of next month, leaving them vulnerable in the twisty new circuit in Madrid.
McLaren boss Andrea Stella expressed confidence that his team's realistic target is to consistently fight for wins until the end of the season. He noted that tracks like Malaysia, Austin, and Brazil suit their car well, while acknowledging that circuits like Baku and Madrid require precision that may not play to their strengths.
Anything Can Happen in the Remaining Rounds
Antonelli acknowledged that while it has been a very strong year so far, many races remain and anything can happen. He highlighted that the field can swing quickly, with McLaren, Ferrari, or even Red Bull potentially having the fastest car at another venue, making the championship unpredictable.
The outlook is bleaker for Russell, who shares the same equipment as Antonelli but lacks the pace to match his teammate. Wolff summed up the situation by noting that in motor racing, things can break and accidents can happen, so the team must continue to bring their best game for both drivers.
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