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 The young Italian driver for Mercedes, Kimi Antonelli, seems racing  towards his first world championship after winning the Spanish Grand  Prix, with no obstacles at all. Lando Norris, with McLaren, looked set  for a deserved win after holding off his rivals from pole, but a virtual  safety car ultimately played into Antonelli's hands. The other Briton  driver, Lewis Hamilton, in Ferrari, was also unfortunate, forced to  retire after just seven laps due to Ferrari brake issues. Charles Leclerc, also with Ferrari, managed to finish fourth right behind  Verstappen Red Bull, second) and Norris (McLaren, only third), but in front of Russell (Mercedes). The gap between Antonelli and Russell is even wider now, after the Madrid race, with 81 points of difference. Next appointment, in a couple of weeks, will be in Azerbaijan (on Saturday), with another city circuit.  

 A rare 1967 Ferrari 275 GTB/4*S NART Spider, originally owned by  Hollywood icon and racer Steve McQueen, will headline Gooding Christie’s inaugural Rétromobile New York auction this November. As the sixth of only 10 NART Spiders ever built, and one of just two finished in the striking Blu Sera (Evening Blue) color, this historic vehicle is making its public auction debut. Experts estimate the car will fetch between $15,000,000 and $20,000,000. The highly anticipated event will take  place at the Javits Center on Friday, November 20, and Saturday, November 21. It marks the first-ever North American installment of Rétromobile, Europe’s esteemed collector car exhibition.