Kimi Antonelli is the youngest world champion in Formula 1 history

Kimi Antonelli became the youngest Formula 1 world champion at 20 years old after finishing third in the Mexican Grand Prix, securing an insurmountable lead in the standings. Max Verstappen won the race, while Lewis Hamilton placed second. Antonelli, starting from fourth, managed to maintain his position amidst fierce competition. The race was interrupted by accidents, including a significant crash involving Valtteri Bottas. Antonelli's victory marks a record, surpassing Sebastian Vettel's previous youngest champion title. He is one of only three drivers to secure a championship before the final race weekend in the last 30 years. Antonelli's journey began in karting, and he quickly progressed through the ranks, joining Mercedes' junior program at 12. His remarkable talent led him to Formula 2, and he made his F1 debut at 18, quickly establishing himself as a top contender.