Почему Кими Антонелли еще много лет назад прочили чемпионство в Ф1

Kimi Antonelli has his first chance to claim this year’s Formula 1 title in Austin this weekend and become the youngest-ever world champion in history - by some margin. It’s an extraordinary story for a driver who began his second grand prix season as a teenager but, as Mark Hughes tells Bryn Lucas, it was entirely predictable: Antonelli looked destined to be a megastar before he even arrived in F1. We look at what made him so obviously special from a young age, and what his chances are of winning at Circuit of the Americas against a resurgent Red Bull and ever-threatening Ferrari. Antonelli needs a victory (and lowly finishes for Lewis Hamilton and George Russell) to claim the title in Austin, but if he doesn’t manage to clinch it on Sunday, the 20-year-old has such a lead in the title race that it’s only a matter of time before he’s crowned. Mark also considers Haas's signing of Rafael Camara and gives his view on the highlights of Christian Horner's autobiography: what does it tell us and is it worth buying? Plus: your questions answered on McLaren's Singapore clash; the upsides of 2026 power units; and whether Racing Bulls is allowed to be faster than Red Bull. Read Mark's latest column: https://go.motorsportmagazine.com/4eG... Website: https://go.motorsportmagazine.com/3W4... Podcasts: https://go.motorsportmagazine.com/4yX... F1 Newsletter: https://go.motorsportmagazine.com/4dT... Instagram:   / motorsport1924   Facebook:   / motorsport1924   X: https://x.com/Motor_Sport 00:00 Introduction 01:01 F1's new rookie, Rafael Camara 05:46 Kimi Antonelli's star quality 12:51 Who will win at COTA? 17:02 Hermann Tilke's greatest circuit? 20:40 Will Antonelli become champion in the US? 21:35 Best bits of Christian Horner's book 29:15 How Horner and Newey built Red Bull 33:30 Has Newey made progress at Aston? 38:15 Is Racing Bulls allowed to be quicker than Red Bull? 42:55 Upsides of 2026 power units 44:16 Lando's lunge on Oscar