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 Andrea Kimi Antonelli, the young Italian driver for Mercedes, won yesterday his first F1 world Championship at the age of 20, the youngest world champion ever. He arrived third at the Mexico GP and it was more than enough to secure the title. He was literally crowned by the two greatest F1 champions of all the time, both with him on the podium in Mexico: Verstappen, on Red Bull, finished first and Hamilton was second with his Ferrari. It was one of the longest races of this season, due to a long stop for a bad accident that involved Bottas, luckily unharmed. Hamilton was starting first on the grid after conquering an incredible pole position on Saturday. Right after the start the race had some heating moments between the two Ferrari drivers, when Leclerc decided to attack his own teammate, Hamilton. Verstappen took advantage of it, controlling the pace even at the very end when Hamilton seemed to have some chances. For Antonelli the race was all about to control his speed and to be sure to have the necessary points to clinch the title. The final picture, with Hamilton and Verstappen carrying shoulder-high the young Kimi, says it all.   

 A 2025 Ferrari Daytona SP3 with just 81 miles fetched $18.5 million at Broad Arrow’s Las Vegas auction on Saturday, October 31. The green  supercar, chassis 314846, hammered at the top of its $16 million to $18 million pre-sale estimate. The result establishes a clear market floor for the V12 flagship, landing just 3.8% higher than a yellow SP3 that  sold for $17.825 million in Monterey eleven weeks ago. That August sale shattered a conservative $10 million to $12 million estimate, but the Las Vegas results confirm those numbers were no fluke. Delivered through Ferrari Long Island, the green-over-black Alcantara, in what the Maranello company call Verde Francesca. The sale included a 1:8 scale Amalgam model, matching leather luggage, and driving gloves. It reached its first owner through Ferrari Long Island in New York, and its Yellow Book, the special-series record Ferrari issues with each car, still travels with it.