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Mercedes Faces Heartbreak in Austin as Antonelli’s Race Ends in Frustration and Disappointment

Arthur Ling by Arthur Ling
October 20, 2025
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Mercedes Faces Heartbreak in Austin as Antonelli’s Race Ends in Frustration and Disappointment

Texas Turmoil: Antonelli’s Disastrous Day at the U.S. Grand Prix

The U.S. Grand Prix in Austin turned into a nightmare for Mercedes as the much-anticipated race weekend ended in frustration and disappointment. Andrea Kimi Antonelli, a rising star in the motorsport world, found himself in a challenging situation, finishing a disheartening 13th after being involved in an early collision with Carlos Sainz.

Expectations were sky-high for Mercedes, especially after contract renewals for Antonelli and George Russell. Russell, fresh off a victory at the Marina Bay circuit, was expected to shine but instead delivered a lackluster performance, securing only sixth place. “Before the race, I thought we would likely finish in that position,” Russell explained. “Unfortunately, we lost positions at the first corner. I started well but got stuck behind Norris while Hamilton and Piastri managed to get past me on the outside. From there, it was a lonely race until the sixth position.”

The setbacks for both drivers were compounded by Ferrari’s resurgence, which now trails Mercedes by a mere seven points in the Constructors’ Championship. The Scuderia’s impressive results contrasted sharply with Mercedes’ struggles, leaving the Brackley team staring down the barrel of a fierce competition.

Antonelli’s misfortune was palpable; he had high hopes for the race. “It was a frustrating race for us,” he lamented. “I felt good from the start and was eager to gain positions from seventh. Unfortunately, that was not possible. I tried to give Carlos some space at Turn 15 when I saw him coming, but we still made contact, which ended any realistic chance of scoring important points.”

The young Italian’s disappointment was evident as he reflected on the race, which was marred by Sainz’s misjudged overtaking attempt. “It was a disappointing day, but we move on. We’re heading straight to Mexico, and I hope we can bounce back because the Constructors’ Championship is tight, and every point counts.”

As the teams prepare for the next challenge in Mexico, the pressure is mounting for Mercedes to reclaim their form. With the stakes higher than ever, fans can only hope that both Antonelli and Russell will rise to the occasion and deliver a performance that matches their undeniable talent. The race to the championship is heating up, and every moment counts in this electrifying season!

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