Kimi Antonelli becomes youngest Formula 1 champion ever
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Kimi Antonelli can become the youngest Formula 1 world champion in history today at the Mexico Grand Prix. The 20-year-old Mercedes driver, who will start today's race from fourth place, needs to finish ninth or better to win the drivers' championship. Built in 1959, the track hosted its first F1 Grand Prix in 1963.
Formula 1 returns this weekend, continuing its tour of the Americas with the second weekend of a triple-header in Mexico City. The Mexico City Grand Prix marks the 19th of a planned 23 rounds of the world championship.
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Kimi Antonelli is all set to be crowned world champion at the Autódromo Hermanos Rodríguez.
The 2026 Mexico Grand Prix delivered a chaotic race to decide the Formula 1 World Champion, as the race was stopped due to a heavy crash, but was dominated by Red Bull. Max Verstappen won the Mexico Grand Prix, as he claimed victory by 0.799 seconds, but the headlines will all focus on Kimi Antonelli after he wrapped up the 2026 title.
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As he, and the rest of Formula One, await any kind of decision over his immediate future, Liam Lawson concedes he’s not worrying if he has a place on next year’s grid or not. Arriving in Mexico, Lawson’s future remains unclear at Racing Bulls – the sister side of Red Bull – as one of the last teams to confirm its driver pairing for next year.
