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Kimi Antonelli wins Formula 1 race in Japan

Kimi Antonelli becomes youngest Formula 1 championship leader in history after victory in Japan

With a victory Sunday at the Japanese Grand Prix, Kimi Antonelli became the youngest championship leader in Formula 1 history

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2026 Formula 1 world championship standings after the Japanese Grand Prix

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Kimi Antonelli wins Japan Grand Prix to become youngest F1 championship leader

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19-Year-Old Kimi Antonelli of Mercedes Wins Japanese GP for Second Straight Victory

Italian 19-year-old Kimi Antonelli of Mercedes has won his second consecutive Formula 1 race, taking Sunday’s Japanese Grand Prix ahead of Oscar Piastri of McLaren.

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Japanese GP Review: Could Verstappen Leave F1?

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Italian teenager Antonelli wins Japanese GP to take championship lead

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Is McLaren back in the game? The factors behind its Japan F1 podium

Having finally made the start of a race at the Japanese Grand Prix after crashing out in Australia and suffering from a battery failure in China, McLaren's Oscar Piastri delivered one of his better qu...

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F1 Standings 2026 After Japanese Grand Prix

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Kimi Antonelli Wins, Max Verstappen Struggles: Winners and Losers from the 2026 Formula 1 Japanese Grand Prix

The Daily Iowan

Four Formula 1-inspired stories to watch while waiting for races

Formula 1 has returned for the 2026 season, bringing fast-paced racing and high-stakes rivalries. With plenty of racing events each weekend, from qualifying to the race itself, Formula 1 has been both adrenaline-inducing and addictive for fans around the world.

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Bizarre F1 rival emerges as new ‘world championship’ launched

An all-new ‘World Championship’ seemingly designed to rival Formula 1 is set to be launched in the coming years. That’s the audacious claim of the World Motorsport Confederation, a Serbian-based non-profit organisation clearly intended to rival the FIA.

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Formula E Electric Car Smashes World Indoor Speed Record

Formula E driver Jake Hughes drove a GENBETA—a modified Gen3 car—to a record speed of 139.9 mph. The record-setting run came in the first all-wheel drive Formula E car. The GENBETA was created by Formula E and the FIA using the all-electric Gen3 race ...

The Mirror

Formula 1 rival unveils world's first fully recyclable race car with massive 815bph

Formula E has unveiled the most sustainable race car in the world – which is fully recyclable. The new all-electric GEN4 car will be 50 percent more powerful than the current GEN3 Evo machines. Boasting 600kW of power, the equivalent of more than 815bhp ...