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Antonelli's Stunning Start: Youngest Ever Championship Lead

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Kimi Antonelli secures back-to-back wins, leading the drivers championship; Leclerc, Hamilton, Norris, and Piastri follow; Verstappen struggles, Mercedes extends constructors lead; Alpine ties with Red Bull, Cadillac and Aston Martin scoreless.

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Antonelli's Stunning Start: Youngest Ever Championship Lead

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F1 News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Antonelli's Stunning Start: Youngest Ever Championship Lead. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

On March 29th, Kimi Antonelli just grabbed his second win in a row at the Japanese Grand Prix, pulling ahead with a smart lay pass. The young Italian now leads the driver's championship as the youngest ever, holding a nine-point edge that carries him through all of April. Charles Leclerc sits third, Lewis Hamilton fourth, both ahead of McLaren's Lando Norris and Oster Piaftry. Oliver Bareman dropped to seventh after crashing out at Suzuki, still beating Pia Gasly, France's top scorer. Max Verstappen finds himself ninth after these first three races, a rare spot for the champ. Antonelli's rye has shook things up, especially with George Russell missing the podium. Mercedes keeps widening its constructor's lead over Ferrari and McLaren. Haas holds fourth, but Alpines now tied with Red Bull on points, while Cadillac and Aston Martin have zero so far. This early shake-up says the stage for a wild season, keep watching how Antonelli defends that top spot. This has been F1 news today, powered by AI.

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