F1 crown in reach for Kimi Antonelli at bumpy Austin circuit drivers insist is ‘unacceptable’
Summary
Kimi Antonelli has a chance to win the Formula One world championship at the US Grand Prix in Austin. However, many drivers are worried about the bumpy track at the Circuit of the Americas, saying it could harm their health over time.Key Facts
- Kimi Antonelli could become the youngest F1 world champion if he wins in Austin and his rivals have poor results.
- Antonelli, 20 years old, would break Sebastian Vettel’s record set in 2010.
- Antonelli is focused on enjoying the race and doing his best each weekend.
- The Austin track has been used since 2012 and has a contract until 2034.
- Drivers say the track is very bumpy because it was built on unstable marshland.
- Max Verstappen and Lando Norris said the bumps can cause pain and may damage their spines.
- Drivers have complained multiple times about the poor track surface but feel their concerns are not being fully addressed.
- Fixing the track properly would be expensive and take time, but many believe it is necessary for safety and health.
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