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Kimi Antonelli was in a hurry to revisit Ayrton Senna's Brazil as champion

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Briefings

A evidence confirms that Kimi Antonelli broke the record for the fastest time to the finish in a Formula 1 race, reducing it by over three years compared to previous records. Max Verstappen won the race and moved to second place in the championship standings.

Key points

• Kimi Antonelli set a new record for the fastest time to the finish in a Formula 1 race, reducing the previous record by over three years.
• Max Verstappen won the race and moved to second place in the championship standings.

Context

This finding updates the record for the fastest time to the finish in a Formula 1 race, reducing the previous record by over three years. The evidence does not specify the race location, date, or specific track conditions, limiting the context to the outcome of the race itself.

Limitations

The evidence is limited to the outcome of the race, specifically the record for the fastest time to the finish and the championship standings. It does not specify the race location, date, or specific track conditions, limiting the context to the outcome of the race itself.

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