Motor Racing-Antonelli Says Grid Penalty Takes Pressure Off and He Can Enjoy Home Race
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Kimi Antonelli leads the Formula One World Cup and thinks about a life-long Mercedes future. In Monza, however, the Italian starts from the very rear.
Kimi Antonelli returns to his home race in a completely different position than he did a year ago. He left Monza disappointed then, and today, at just 20 years old, he is the leading driver in the world championship. But he faces a special challenge in front of the Italian fans. Due to a planned change of powertrain components, he will start Sunday's race from the back. Mercedes deliberately chose Monza to serve the penalty.
The leader of the World Championship will change engine in his single-seater and start from the bottom of the grid on the Monza circuit.
Relegated to 59 lengths from the leader of the Formula 1 World Championship Kimi Antonelli (Mercedes), the British George Russell (Mercedes) and Lewis Hamilton (Ferrari) have to take advantage of a penalty that will hit the Italian this weekend in Monza to narrow the gap.
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