F1 Canadian Grand Prix

Ralf Schumacher: Kimi Antonelli’s Canada radio outburst a “step too far” but shows champion material

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Former Formula 1 driver and Sky Sports Germany analyst Ralf Schumacher has branded Kimi Antonelli’s Canadian Grand Prix sprint race radio outburst as “one step too far”, but insists that such fiery behaviour is essential for a future world champion.Antonelli argued that his Mercedes team-mate George Russell had forced him off the track as the Italian attempted an overtake around the outside on …Keep reading

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