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F1 : l’Italien Kimi Antonelli remporte le Grand Prix des Etats-Unis et se rapproche un peu plus du titre mondial

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Le Monde
“F1 : l’Italien Kimi Antonelli remporte le Grand Prix des Etats-Unis et se rapproche un peu plus du titre mondial”

Auteur de sa neuvième victoire de la saison à l’âge de 20 ans, le pilote Mercedes n’aura besoin que de deux points lors du Grand Prix du Mexique, dimanche 1er novembre, pour être sacré champion du monde.

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The National
“Kimi Antonelli wins US Grand Prix to move within touching distance of F1 title”

Italian wunderkind Kimi Antonelli took another step towards winning his first Formula One drivers' championship by claiming his ​ninth ​race of the ​year on Sunday at the United States Grand ⁠Prix in Austin, Texas. Antonelli , 20, capitalised on pole ⁠position and sailed to victory ​at the Circuit of the Americas, beating Ferrari's Charles Leclerc by a comfortable 13.078 ⁠seconds. Despite taking the chequered flag, Antonelli doesn't have the championship wrapped up quite yet, but his lead over…

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