Antonelli, a costly mistake: “I had holes at the bottom, I lost 25 load points. But tomorrow I will try again”
Kimi Antonelli’s chase for pole in the Sprint Qualifying of the Dutch GP essentially stops in SQ1, after going off track
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Antonelli: “Ferrari main rival from now on. McLaren favorite at Zandvoort”
In Zandvoort, Kimi Antonelli shifts the focus to rivals: for the Bolognese, Ferrari will be the main threat to Mercedes
Antonelli confirms: new engine and penalty at Monza
Mercedes chose Kimi Antonelli’s home race to install the new engine while serving the grid penalty
Steiner winks at Antonelli: “Mercedes doesn’t need Verstappen. Wolff already has the new Max”
Talking about the market scenarios related to Max Verstappen, Günther Steiner gave a great compliment to Kimi Antonelli
Kimi ‘undercover’ like Max ‘Franz Hermann’ Verstappen: at a go-kart event in Germany appears ‘Franz Antonelli’
Antonelli used a pseudonym that recalls the one used by the four-time world champion at the Nurburgring
Montoya: “Russell psychologically has a mountain to climb and it is not easy at all”
Montoya is supportive of George Russell who has a mountain to climb and is powerless against Andrea Kimi Antonelli
Antonelli penalty, Wolff: “We will start him from the back of the grid in Monza to take the pressure off him, I have to ask his dad”
Toto Wolff joked – up to a point – about an inevitable scenario for Kimi Antonelli (the penalty) that could happen in Monza
Antonelli from Mondiale makes Bearman dream too: “Against Kimi I have always achieved good results…”
Haas’ Englishman does not seem envious of the successes his former teammate at Prema is achieving, on the contrary
Montoya: “Mercedes must keep Antonelli away from wheel-to-wheel duels, he could cause accidents just to prove he is number 1”
According to Juan Pablo Montoya, Mercedes must keep Antonelli away from wheel-to-wheel duels where he could fall victim to his eagerness
Antonelli’s mentors: “Hamilton-Verstappen? In 2021 they both deserved it”
Antonelli reflects on what he learned from Hamilton and Verstappen, both of whom he considers deserving of the 2021 title