Kimi Antonelli has made history by becoming the youngest Formula 1 world champion at 20 years and 68 days. This achievement surpasses Sebastian Vettel's record, who was 23 years and 133 days old when he won his first championship in 2010. Antonelli's impressive performance in his second season in the sport has earned him this prestigious title. He has already broken several records, including becoming the youngest driver to achieve a pole position in China and the youngest to lead the championship at the next race in Japan. In Monaco, he became the youngest driver to complete a 'grand slam' of pole position, fastest lap, leading every lap, and winning the race. This achievement is a testament to Antonelli's hard work and dedication to the sport. He has shown remarkable growth and improvement in his second season, and his young age has not held him back from achieving great things. As he continues to compete in the world of Formula 1, fans and fellow drivers alike will be watching with interest to see what he accomplishes next. Antonelli's achievement joins a list of other young champions in F1 history, including Lewis Hamilton, who won the 2008 championship at the age of 23, and Fernando Alonso, who won two consecutive titles in 2005 and 2006. Max Verstappen remains the youngest driver to win an F1 race, having achieved this feat at 18 years and 228 days in 2016.