Antonelli lists the mistakes he wants to fix as Verstappen teases him
Kimi Antonelli won the United States Grand Prix in Austin from pole for his ninth victory of the year and can now take the title with a top-nine finish in Mexico. The Italian listed the mistakes he wants to fix, including Australia's FP3 and his start in Japan, before Max Verstappen teased him.

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Kimi Antonelli repassou os erros que quer corrigir na temporada em que persegue o título — e Max Verstappen não perdeu tempo para provocá-lo.
Antonelli venceu o GP dos Estados Unidos em Austin largando da pole, a nona vitória dele no ano, e agora pode conquistar o título com um nono lugar no México.
Questionado sobre os altos e baixos da campanha, ele disse que ainda há trabalho. “Bem, com certeza tem sido uma boa surpresa nesta temporada até aqui. Claro que ainda não acabou. Ainda tem algumas corridas em que eu só quero ir bem e continuar tentando brigar por vitórias. Seria bom terminar em alta. Mas, olhando para a temporada, ainda há coisas para trabalhar e melhorar em termos de mentalidade em certas situações ou na forma como lido com alguns cenários.”
Pressionado por detalhes, ele listou: “Primeiro de tudo, o treino livre 3 na Austrália, o erro. No Japão, tive uma execução ruim na largada. Depois em Miami também, na corrida sprint, jogando pontos fora com limites de pista. Sim, os limites de pista têm sido a maior questão para mim.”
Isso rendeu uma alfinetada do tetracampeão, que agora está matematicamente fora da briga. “Você teve só uma hoje”, disse Verstappen, ao que Antonelli respondeu: “É, só uma! Hoje foi bom. Mas com certeza, nesse tipo de situação, e também em algumas sessões de classificação, eu simplesmente não entrei com a mentalidade certa. Então é garantir que eu melhore nisso.”
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