Kimi Antonelli "should be in a Ferrari" after Monza win, says Guenther Steiner
Former Haas Formula 1 team principal Guenther Steiner believes Mercedes driver and current championship leader Kimi Antonelli "should be in a Ferrari" following his impressive win at the Italian Grand Prix. Antonelli secured his seventh career grand prix win at Monza after starting 19th on the grid and became the first Italian driver to win the event in 60 years. Steiner reflected on the ... Keep…
Guenther Steiner, former Haas Formula 1 team principal, thinks Kimi Antonelli should drive for Ferrari after his recent win at the Italian Grand Prix. Antonelli, currently a Mercedes driver and championship leader, secured his seventh grand prix win at Monza, starting from 19th on the grid. According to Motorsport.com, this victory made him the first Italian driver to win the event in 60 years.
Antonelli's impressive performance has caught Steiner's attention, who believes he would be a good fit for Ferrari. However, there is no information on Ferrari's current plans or interest in Antonelli.
Ferrari's current performance has been inconsistent, with Lewis Hamilton, Ferrari's best-placed driver, sitting third in the standings, 76 points behind the leader, as per Yahoo Sports.
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