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Mercedes’ Kimi Antonelli will start on pole position for a US Grand Prix that could make him Formula One’s youngest world champion, and Italy’s first since 1953, if results go his way on Sunday.
Red Bull’s Max Verstappen joined the 20-year-old on the front row after Saturday’s qualifying at Austin’s Circuit of the Americas with teammate Isack Hadjar qualifying third and Ferrari’s Charles Leclerc completing the second row.
Antonelli has a 102-point lead in the championship over closest rival and teammate George Russell, who qualified only sixth, with 125 points still to be won after Sunday’s 56 lap race.
For Antonelli to win today, these three tings need to happen
Hello and good morning motorsport lovers, and sports fans generally.
The F1 season roars on. This morning we’ll bring you all the action for the United States Grand Prix at the Circuit of the Americas in Austin, Texas .
I’m Hannah Kennelly and I’ll be guiding you through today. We’ve got Kimi Antonelli on pole. The young Italian is on the verge of clinching the championship, can he do it today?
