Kimi Antonelli is on top of the F1 world, with absolutely no direct rival for the 2026 drivers’ championship in sight. Deemed as the ‘Next Max Verstappen’ before his debut last year, the 19-year-old seems to be delivering on those high expectations.

Kimi Antonelli is an immovable object at this point. He’s won five straight grand prix and is rewriting the Formula […]

Kimi Antonelli's Monaco win puts him in 2026 F1 title control. But his rival George Russell has more to worry about than just the points gap

Title leader Kimi Antonelli cruised to victory in a chaotic Monaco Grand Prix on Sunday which marked his fifth-straight win of the season. The Mercedes driver beat Ferrari's Lewis Hamilton to the line by 6.271 seconds. Red Bull's Isack Hadjar finished in third, his second podium in F1, while Oscar Piastri was behind in fourth.

The Mercedes driver claimed victory around the streets of Monte Carlo by 6.2 seconds ahead of Ferrari's Lewis Hamilton. Antonelli led every lap and, having secured pole position and the race's fastest lap, became the youngest driver in F1 history to complete a Grand Slam.

Mercedes’ teenage sensation won his fifth successive race despite two safety cars and a red flag restart in Monte Carlo.

Kimi Antonelli won a dramatic Formula 1 Monaco Grand Prix on Sunday, extending his championship lead to a commanding 66 points after a race twice interrupted by crashes and a red flag

David Coulthard has warned that George Russell must beat team-mate Kimi Antonelli at the Spanish GP to keep his championship hopes alive