Turini: A new star is being born before our eyes!

      Another victory for young Italian Kimi Antonelli and a successful performance by Ferrari have drawn positive remarks from veteran racing journalist Leo Turini... Perhaps this is not a coincidence. The World Cup has ended, which makes those who followed the events feel sad. But I can say without hesitation – despite all the doubts about the new regulations, the Italian derby in Spa at a speed of three hundred kilometers per hour is truly impressive. Antonelli against Ferrari! Now I know for sure – the "Harry Potter" from Bologna will be talked about for a long time, as he is not even twenty yet! In the Ardennes mountains, Antonelli was magnificent, making everyone forget about all those disputes over the new regulations and other discontented talks. I feel sorry for those who stubbornly refuse to understand this. This guy is a phenomenon, period. I say this with genuine joy – a new star is being born before our eyes! And I can't imagine how great the enthusiasm will be on the day when Antonelli puts on the red suit. There is no doubt that one day he will definitely end up at Ferrari – I am absolutely sure of that. I repeat, I am impressed by how this summer has turned into an Italian derby. In Belgium, Kimi battled with Leclerc, who performed very well. Charles is back in great shape, showing the right amount of aggression in the duel with Piastri. And now in second place in the standings is Sir Lewis Hamilton, who received an unfair penalty in Spa for the collision with Russell from Mercedes. In my opinion, the stewards made a mistake. But even with the damaged car, Sir Lewis drove brilliantly. To be honest, the speed of the cars from Maranello at this stage of the season is quite surprising. They are almost competitive. They have no chance of dreaming about overtaking Antonelli's car, but they are not too far behind either. And that was unexpected, completely unexpected. Next Sunday in Hungary, we will see another chapter of this rivalry, in which Kimi is the dominant figure. It reminds us Italians that we can also allow ourselves to enjoy the sport, even if we now watch the World Cups only from the couch.