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It took more than two hours, but it happened: Kimi champion

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Briefings

In a highly accident-prone Mexican Grand Prix, Kimi Antonelli secured third place after a 45-minute pit stop following a crash involving Valteri Bottas, an achievement sufficient to claim the world championship title.

Key points

• Kimi Antonelli finished third in the Mexican Grand Prix, an outcome that was sufficient to secure the world championship title.
• The race was characterized by significant accidents, with a 45-minute pit stop occurring after a crash involving Valteri Bottas.

Context

This event occurred during the 2026 Formula 1 season in Mexico, a circuit known for its high accident rate. The championship title was determined by the final standings after this race.

Limitations

The evidence is limited to a single race result and does not provide details on the championship race schedule, the final standings before this race, or the specific reasons for the championship title.

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