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The excitement of the 2026 Italian Grand Prix is building as teams and drivers prepare for the race following an intense qualifying session. Mercedes driver Kimi Antonelli took some time to reflect on his experience during qualifying, where he played a crucial role in supporting his teammate.
Speaking to Sky Sports, Antonelli stated, "Had to be a good team-mate and help as much as I could." He acknowledged the importance of teamwork, especially given the challenges faced during the qualifying rounds. Antonelli mentioned that he felt a bit strange being out on the track alone, but he was determined to assist his teammate as much as possible. "It's what I have to do. The team asked me and of course I did what I had to do, I tried to help as much as possible," he explained.
Despite starting from the back of the grid for the race on Sunday, Antonelli remains optimistic. He plans to focus on avoiding trouble in the first two chicanes and aims to clear traffic quickly in the early laps. "I think I did a good job with that and happy it worked out," he added, expressing satisfaction with his contributions during qualifying.
As the teams gear up for the race, all eyes will be on how Antonelli navigates the challenges ahead and whether he can make significant progress from his starting position. The Italian Grand Prix promises to deliver thrilling action as drivers compete for supremacy on one of the most iconic circuits in Formula 1.