The stakes of Mercedes by Andrea Kimi Antonelli This is dangerous. Replace the most -laureate pilot in history, Lewis Hamilton, By an 18 -year -old boy who has no experience in the monoplays, it does not seem to be the most logical idea but Toto wolff I do not want to repeat the story Max verstappen.
Many names in the Mercedes table when looking for alternatives Hamilton But Antonelli’s choice is the final decision. And at the moment the first race proved Brackley’s right.
A most complex debut is assumed to be removed in Q1 and with extremely complex track conditions due to rain. But that didn’t prevent Antonelli from making an amazing -wonderful return to leave from 16 to 4th. He was staring Some have reached the limit but clean the last of Alexander Albon and even saves a twist that can end in disaster.
Also standing above everything is the ability to read the race at the most complex time. When he started raining and left McLaren, Antonelli was one of the first changes of the wheels and in that movement, where teams like Ferrari were lost in a world, climbed many positions.
And Antonelli’s role charges more weight when you see the rest of the rookies. Besides Italian only Oliver Bearman He finished the career and did it eventually without fighting with anyone throughout the career. BORTOTOto, Hadjar, Lawson and Doohan are completed against the wall And all of these, except in the case of the first, are accidental.
One of the best rookies in history
Towards a decade no one made a debut as practical as Antonelli’s in Australia. In the fourth place it has exceeded the 5th area of Felipe NASR of 2015 and in the recent history of Formula 1 there are only three better debuts than Italian. Kevin Magnussen in 2014 and Jacques Villeneuve in 1996 ended seconds in their first F1 race. For his part, Lewis Hamilton graduated third in Australia 2007 And he enjoyed what to get to the podium in his first career in the Great Circus.
But that was not the only ranking in which Antonelli slipped and that was when he returned to the podium doors, he became the second youngest pilot in history by adding points to F1. He succeeded for 18 years, six months and 19 days. They just exceeded him that he did it in 2015 with 17 years, five months and 29 days.
Source: La Verdad
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