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Hamilton apologises to Ferrari as Antonelli moves to brink of title

Hamilton apologises to Ferrari as Antonelli moves to brink of title
BBC News Sunday 11 October 2026, 18:32 UTC 1 min read
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Lewis Hamilton's incorrect strategy call during the Singapore Grand Prix means Kimi Antonelli can win the world title at the next race in Austin.

Lewis Hamilton's incorrect strategy call during the Singapore Grand Prix means Kimi Antonelli can win the world title at the next race in Austin.
Hamilton (PERSON) Ferrari (ORG) Antonelli (PERSON) Lewis Hamilton's (PERSON) the Singapore Grand Prix (EVENT) Kimi Antonelli (PERSON) Austin (LOCATION)
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