Antonelli: “It was not the way I would have wanted to win. I feel sorry for Norris”
The winner of the Spanish GP was the first to acknowledge having been helped by luck in Madrid
Andrea Kimi Antonelli
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Antonelli: “I thought I had done a good lap, then Norris…”
The World Championship leader will still start from the front row tomorrow in the Spanish GP and is ahead of all direct rivals for the title
Antonelli is already a leader: “Easy blocks, the Madring is a nice challenge”
The World Championship leader, like many other drivers, highlighted the difficulty of overtaking on the Spanish track
Montoya: “Antonelli will shine in Madrid, but watch out for the ‘specialist’ Leclerc”
According to Juan Pablo Montoya Andrea Kimi Antonelli and Charles Leclerc will be the protagonists in Madrid this weekend
Antonelli: “At Monza I proved that I am not thinking about the World Championship. In Mercedes there is no number one driver”
The Italian Mercedes driver is at the top of the standings with a 66-point lead over the nearest rival
Montoya: “Antonelli will win the title, but with equal tires Russell would have beaten him at Monza”
Juan Pablo Montoya stated that from his point of view George Russell was faster than Andrea Kimi Antonelli at Monza
Montoya stands with Russell: “Impossible to go against Antonelli, he is too nice”
Juan Pablo Montoya has emphasized that Andrea Kimi Antonelli’s friendliness is too contagious and it is a problem for George Russell
Montoya: “Telling Antonelli to stay second at Monza? Wolff never left the paddock again”
According to Montoya, Mercedes should have given tactical priority to Russell at the Italian GP in Monza, but with an Antonelli like that…
Arrivabene: “Antonelli truly deserves the sportsmanship of Ferrari fans”
The former Ferrari team principal highlighted the warmth of the Monza crowd towards Andrea Kimi Antonelli
Bitter Monza for Ferrari, Vasseur: “Sorry for the fans, but I am very happy for Antonelli”
The Ferrari team principal Frederic Vasseur said he was sorry for the fans for the bitter Sunday at Monza