Kimi Antonelli wins Miami GP to extend F1 title lead

Kimi Antonelli wins Miami GP to extend F1 title leadNineteen-year-old becomes the first driver in F1 history to convert his first three pole positions into race victories.Italian teenage prodigy Kimi ⁠Antonelli won the Miami-grand-prix" class="entity-link entity-event" data-entity-id="121704" data-entity-type="event">Miami Grand Prix for Mercedes on Sunday and wrote his name in the Formula One record books with his third victory in a row from pole position.The youngest driver ever to ⁠lead the championship, at 19 years old, ⁠Antonelli also became the first to take his first three career wins from the top slot on the grid and also the first in five editions of the race to win in Miami from the ⁠front row.Recommended Stories list of 4 itemslist 1 of 4Man Utd beat Liverpool in thriller to secure Champions League qualificationlist 2 of 4The World Cup & Passport privilegelist 3 of 4Who is Cherie DeVaux, the first female trainer to win the Kentucky Derby?list 4 of 4USA vs Paraguay among World Cup games with unsold, exorbitant ticketsend of list“This is just the beginning, the road is still long,” he said after beating McLaren’s world champion Lando Norris by 3.2 seconds at the Hard Rock Stadium to stretch his lead to 20 points after four rounds – all won by Mercedes.“We are working super hard and the team is doing an incredible job.”Kimi Antonelli crosses the finish line to win in Miami, Florida, the United States [Rebecca Blackwell/Pool via AFP]‘How did we not win this?’Norris, winner of the Saturday sprint, had ‌a three-second lead at one point, but lost out after the pit stops when Antonelli came in first for a change of tyres and then got ahead of the Briton, who pitted one lap later.“How did we not win this? We should have won, guys,” Norris said over the team radio after the chequered flag.“We just got undercut – no excuses other than that. We got undercut, we should have boxed [pitted] first,” he explained later.“Hats off to Merc and Kimi, they drove a good race. I’m gutted to miss out on a win here in Miami, I think it was possible ⁠today. But not the pace to get past him in the end, so we take ⁠it on the chin.”