
Jannik Sinner, Valentino Rossi, Max Verstappen and Marco Bezzecchi celebrate Kimi Antonelli's victory of the Formula 1 world title, praising his talent and maturity.
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Kimi Antonelli won the Formula 1 world title, receiving congratulations from various exponents of the sport.
"Congratulations Kimi that you managed to do, congratulations on your world title." So Jannik Sinner in a video published on his social profile.
'He moved me a lot, he was great, it was wonderful to follow him, it's one of those moments that makes you remember where you are." Words from Valentino Rossi who, in connection with Sky Sport, congratulated Kimi Antonelli, Formula 1 world champion. "He was scary, he made a difference on everyone, the one he made on his teammate was impressive. The Mercedes was the best car but it didn't dominate... So much of this championship is thanks to it." Then Rossi adds: "I also heard about him thanks to the name Kimi which recalls Kimi Raikkonen and I also started following him on karts. He can become one of the strongest drivers in history. I like to match up with him and I like to cheer for him."
“It's incredible, what a season he's had, and to do it at such a young age... I'm sure it's a very emotional day for him, and I'm very proud of him.” Max Verstappen, winner of the Mexican Formula 1 GP, said this when commenting on Antonelli's title. "Today was a really hectic day. The start was decisive, in my opinion, I did an excellent first lap. We had a good strategy, I think we lacked a bit of pace, but we stayed in the race. It was tough, at the end I was sweating to keep Lewis behind," added the Dutchman.
“Kimi, I can't wait to hug you.” The Aprilia MotoGP rider, Marco Bezzecchi, thus greets his friend Kimi Antonelli who became world champion, remembering his achievement in Monza. "He managed to withstand all that pressure with the calm of a true champion."

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