If Antonelli finishes the race in the top 9, he will become the youngest champion in Formula 1 history.
Antonelli takes to the track with a chance to make history. The excitement of the Formula 1 World Championship continues with the 19th race of the season: the Mexico Grand Prix. If Italian driver Kimi Antonelli, racing for the Mercedes team, finishes in the top 9, he will become the youngest champion in the history of Formula 1.
The Formula 1 World Championship action continues with the 19th race of the season, the Mexico Grand Prix. The qualifying session for the race—which will span 71 laps on the 4,304-meter Hermanos Rodríguez Circuit in Mexico City—is scheduled to begin at 00:00 (Turkey Standard Time) between Saturday, October 31, and Sunday, November 1.
The race itself will start at 23:00 (Turkey Standard Time) on Sunday, November 1.
Italian driver Kimi Antonelli, representing the Mercedes team, currently holds a 123-point lead over his closest rival—his own teammate, George Russell. If 20-year-old Antonelli finishes the race in the top 9, he will become the youngest champion in Formula 1 history.
