Result GP Italy 2026
Kimi Antonelli wins the Italian Grand Prix after an incredible comeback. The Mercedes driver started from P19 due to a grid penalty, but drove phenomenally
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WK-stand at GP Italy: Kimi Antonelli wins home race and extends lead over competition
Kimi Antonelli wins the Italian GP after a huge comeback from 19th place. George Russell had to give up the lead to his teammate in the final stages of the race, thereby seeing his chances of the title diminish.
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Kimi Antonelli makes history, first home winner in Italy since 1966
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Former F1 champion Sebastian Vettel already put on a show Sunday morning in a historic Ferrari of Michael Schumacher.
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