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F1: Antonelli celebrates by eating spaghetti from his winning trophy

From ANSA · () Italian

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In-depth From a news agency Outcome reported
  • Kimi Antonelli celebrated his Monza victory by eating tomato spaghetti from the trophy he won.
  • The Mercedes driver started 19th and finished first at the Italian Grand Prix.
  • Antonelli called the podium, the fans' support and the day itself unforgettable.

Kimi Antonelli celebrated his victory at Monza in an unusually Italian way: he ate tomato spaghetti from the trophy he had just won.

First at home.

· Kimi AntonelliAntonelli captioned his social media post after winning the Italian Grand Prix at Monza.

The Mercedes driver shared photos on Instagram after fighting back from 19th place to take first at the Italian Grand Prix. His gallery showed the trophy, the podium and team members carrying him in celebration.

โ€œFirst at home,โ€ Antonelli wrote, describing the result as a dream come true. He thanked everyone who had helped make the victory possible and said the year had become special.

It is difficult to describe yesterday. It is a dream come true.

· Kimi AntonelliHe reflected on the victory and the celebrations in his Instagram post.

He also wrote, โ€œIt is difficult to describe yesterday. It is a dream come true.โ€ Antonelli said the Monza podium was indescribable, along with the warmth of the fans and the seemingly endless crowd. Long-jump champion Mattia Furlani responded to the post with a reference to the song โ€œSarร  perchรฉ ti amo.โ€

What I experienced is something I will never forget. The Monza podium is indescribable, the warmth of all the fans and the sea of people that never seems to end.

· Kimi AntonelliAntonelli described the emotional atmosphere surrounding his home victory.
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