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Here’s how Kimi Antonelli can claim the F1 title in Mexico on Sunday

Home » Motoring » Motorsport » Here’s how Kimi Antonelli can claim the F1 title in Mexico on Sunday Kimi Antonelli should take his place in Formula One’s record books as the youngest champion at this weekend’s Mexico City Grand Prix. Kimi Antonelli will take his place in Formula One’s record books as the youngest champion and Italy’s first since 1953, barring a wild swing of unexpected misfortunes amid a fiesta atmosphere at this weekend’s Mexico City Grand Prix. The runaway leader of the drivers’ championship needs to finish ninth or better in his Mercedes to take the title aged 20 years and 68 days, lowering the record held by Sebastian Vettel by more than three years. Almost more remarkably, he will also succeed Italy’s last champion Alberto Ascari, who won for Ferrari in 1953, after a gap of 73 years during which his country has become synonymous with Formula One. Sunday’s race…

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Dale Earnhardt Jr. backs NASCAR officials over Kyle Larson’s controversial Talladega yellow-line call

Dale Earnhardt Jr. has urged NASCAR fans to consider why officials did not issue penalties during Kyle Larson’s controversial win at Talladega Superspeedway. The former NASCAR driver believes a decision that looks like a missed call may actually be the result of officials reviewing an incident and deciding that no penalty is needed. The debate followed Larson’s dramatic victory in the YellaWood 500 on Sunday, October 25. Questions arose over whether the Hendrick Motorsports driver crossed the double-yellow line while passing Todd Gilliland near the finish. NASCAR reviewed the move and allowed Larson to keep the win. Speaking on his Dale Jr. Download podcast, Earnhardt explained why fans should not assume that officials overlooked every possible violation. "And yes, calls get missed. They get missed in any sport. But you know that NASCAR has somebody on the side reviewing. Maybe they're…

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NASCAR Reveals Black Flag Could Have Changed Talladega Finish

Kyle Larson’s dramatic Talladega victory is still generating questions, and NASCAR has now revealed that another driver came surprisingly close to facing a black flag during the race’s controversial closing moments. While much of the attention following Sunday’s YellaWood 500 centered on whether Larson crossed the double-yellow line during his winning move, NASCAR officials were also reviewing a separate incident involving Austin Hill. And according to NASCAR vice president of racing communications Mike Forde, the outcome could have been considerably different had Hill reached Victory Lane. Speaking on this week’s episode of NASCAR’s “Hauler Talk” podcast, Forde explained why officials considered penalizing Hill, why they ultimately chose not to and what might have happened if the No. 33 Chevrolet had won the race. Hill’s potential violation occurred as he attempted to make a pass on…

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How Did the Busch Household Survive an ‘Awful’ Year? Samantha Busch Opens Up on Shielding Children From Deep Personal Loss

Oct 29, 2026 | 3:28 PM EDT In February, Samantha Busch stood in victory lane at EchoPark Speedway with Brexton and Lennix, celebrating another Kyle Busch win. Three months later, on May 21, 2026, Kyle was gone at 41, and everything about the family’s racing life looked different. Four months on, one question keeps coming her way. The way she answers it offers a rare look at what life inside that house is like now. “I will say a lot of people do ask me, like, ‘How are the kids?’ And I said, I feel like, given the situation that we’re in, they are doing really well,” Samantha explained on her podcast Certified Oversharer. The two-time Cup Series champion died after severe pneumonia progressed into sepsis, and Samantha has been open about the toll since. In a June post, she said she did not feel strong on most days and missed Kyle every second. Her reason for pushing on was Brexton and…

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