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Antonelli Aims to Stay on Target for F1 Title in Baku a Year After Piastri's Challenge Crumbled
Antonelli says the title race is not over as he carries an 81-point lead and rivals Russell, Norris and Hamilton try to rebound.
- The Azerbaijan Grand Prix in Baku moves to Saturday to accommodate a national day of remembrance on Sunday, creating an unusual schedule for this Formula 1 season.
- Championship leader Andrea Kimi Antonelli holds an 81-point advantage over Mercedes teammate George Russell with nine Grand Prix weekends remaining, yet insists the title race is "not over."
- British drivers Lando Norris, George Russell, and Lewis Hamilton struggled at the Spanish Grand Prix two weeks ago; Russell admitted the deficit is significant but vowed to keep fighting.
- Red Bull's Isack Hadjar returns to the cockpit despite ongoing wrist fracture pain, while Oscar Piastri describes his "love-hate" relationship with the Baku circuit after mixed results there.
- This weekend begins a three-race sprint in three weeks, with Formula 1 including an extra round next week in Malaysia, intensifying pressure on all championship contenders.
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WellandTribune.caAntonelli aims to stay on target for F1 title in Baku a year after Piastri’s challenge crumbled
Kimi Antonelli insists the Formula 1 title race is “not over” as he takes a vast 81-point lead into this week’s Azerbaijan Grand Prix. It looks as good as over, but Baku has sprung surprises before and the 20-year-old Italian was beaten by teammate George Russell in both of Thursday’s practice sessions. A year ago,...
Antonelli aims to stay on target for F1 title in Baku a year after Piastri’s challenge crumbled – WTOP News
Kimi Antonelli insists the Formula 1 title race is “not over” as he takes a vast 81-point lead into this week's Azerbaijan Grand Prix . It looks as good as over
·Chevy Chase, United States
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Antonelli aims to stay on target for F1 title in Baku a year after Pia
Kimi Antonelli insists the Formula 1 title race is “not over” as he takes a vast 81-point lead into this week’s Azerbaijan Grand Prix . It looks as good as over, but Baku has sprung surprises before.
·Baltimore, United States
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