Kimi Antonelli claimed a dominant victory at the Belgian Grand Prix, extending his lead in the Formula 1 championship.The 19-year-old Italian overcame challenges from Charles Leclerc and a troubled race for his teammate George Russell, who retired early.Antonelli’s win, his sixth of the season, gives him a 45-point advantage over Russell and positions him as the youngest potential F1 champion.The race saw intense competition, with Leclerc finishing second and Max Verstappen third.Russell’s frustration over his car’s reliability issues highlighted tensions within Mercedes.Meanwhile, Lewis Hamilton was cleared of fault after colliding with Ferrari’s car, resulting in a fine for Ferrari.Other notable performances included Oscar Piastri’s fifth place and Lando Norris’ strong finish despite a grid penalty.Antonelli’s victory underscores his momentum in the title race, despite the unpredictable nature of the new F1 regulations.
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