Mercedes star Kimi Antonelli has become the youngest Formula 1 World Champion in history after securing the 2026 Drivers’ Championship with a third-place finish at the Mexico City Grand Prix on Sunday.
Formula 1 has officially revealed its calendar for the 2027 season, with 24 Grands Prix scheduled between March and December and several significant changes to the championship.
From the Cheltenham roar and Grand National drama to Test cricket, Premier League football and some of the defining occasions of the British sporting summer, 2027 has plenty for sports fans to look forward to.
The four-time world champion had previously been contracted until 2028, but clauses in his deal could have allowed him to leave at the end of the current campaign.
The Ferrari driver returned to the top step of the podium in unforgettable fashion claiming a dramatic victory at the British Grand Prix, after a chaotic finish at Silverstone leaving fans, teams and even race control momentarily unsure of how the race would end.
The Formula 1 season heads to Silverstone for the British Grand Prix, the ninth round of the campaign, and for the first time since 2021 it returns as a sprint weekend. It’s a packed three days with extra points on offer, high-speed racing, and a title fight starting to heat up.
Some circuits are famous because of their history, some because of the racing they produce Silverstone has both. As the home of British motorsport and the venue of the very first Formula 1 World Championship race back in 1950, it has become one of the most important stops on the calendar.
Teenage sensation Kimi Antonelli stretched his winning run to five races by overcoming a late-race restart to see off 7-time world champion Lewis Hamilton for a superb Monaco Grand Prix victory after a nail-biting conclusion to the world’s biggest race weekend.
Charles Leclerc has signed a new long-term contract with Ferrari ahead of his home Monaco Grand Prix this weekend, extending his stay with the Scuderia beyond 2030.
Kimi Antonelli extended his lead at the top of the Drivers’ Championship standings after Mercedes teammate George Russell was forced to retire from the lead of the Canadian Grand Prix.
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