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Kimi Antonelli, Mercedes driver, secured the Formula One world championship on Sunday after finishing third at the Mexico City Grand Prix, becoming the sport's youngest champion at 20 years and 68 days—breaking Sebastian Vettel's previous record by nearly three years.
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Antonelli's Historic Season — The Italian completed his second Formula One campaign by winning the championship with four races remaining. He set multiple records this season: becoming the youngest driver to secure pole position (Shanghai, age 19 years, 6 months, 18 days) and the second-youngest to record a victory after winning the China Grand Prix on March 15.Lamine Yamal Leads Barcelona Past Alaves 6-1 — The 19-year-old Spanish winger scored twice as Barcelona routed Deportivo Alaves on Saturday in La Liga Round 11, returning the Catalan club to first place with 30 points. Yamal's performance came in his first match following his third-place finish in the Ballon d'Or voting.AC Milan Defeats Inter 3-1 in Milan Derby — Christian Pulisic opened scoring in the fourth minute as Milan secured victory at San Siro with Adrian Rabio and Diego Moreratagging additional goals. Alessando Bastoni scored for Inter in what marked an exceptional attendance of 77,000-plus at the stadium.Arsenal Claims Premier League Summit Beating Liverpool 1-0 — Kai Havertz's 16th-minute goal lifted Arsenal into sole first place after Manchester City fell 1-0 to Brighton earlier in the round. Arsenal moved ahead of City on goal difference despite City's recent dominance.Lebanon Stuns France 24-20 in Rugby League World Cup — Lebanon secured a dramatic golden-point victory over France in their final pool match Sunday, with the contest decided after captain Alex Toualal and France's Julien Boscher were briefly sent off following a 77th-minute clash.What to Watch:
Al-Nassr travel to Tashkent on Monday to face Bakhtakor in AFC Champions League Elite Round 4, seeking to improve from ninth place in the continental standings with one match in hand.
Bayern Munich and Borussia Dortmund drew 2-2 in the Bundesliga on Saturday; both clubs remain level on 18 points atop the German league table despite injuries affecting Bayern during the classic.