Formula-1. Mercedes pilot Antonelli has broken several records at the Japan Grand Prix | Formula 1

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The Mercedes Pilot Andrea Kimi Antonelli was able to conquer several records on the third race of the Formula 1 season-Grand Prix of Japan.

The Italian, who is 18 months old, 7 months and 12 days today, was able to become the youngest racetrack in history, which was leading in the race and passing the fastest round of the race.

Both achievements Italian selected from the current world champion Max Ferstappen, who today won the track in the Suzuka. The leader in the race for the first time, being three days older than Kimi, and the fastest racing was demonstrated at the age of 19, 1 month and 14 days at the Brazilian 2016 Grand Prix.

Antonelli also became the first newcomer since Lewis Hamilton, who earned points in Formula-1 in three in a row. Currently, the Italian Mercedes pilot has 30 points in the selection and 5th place in the total display of pilots.

Recall that on Australia Grand Prix Andrea Kimi Antonelli became the second youngest pilot who got points in formula 1. During the race in Melbourne, he was 18 years of age, 6 months and 19 days, with a junior racer with a score was only Max Ferstapppen, who won points at the age of 17, 5 months and 29 days.