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Kimi Antonelli is closing in on a Formula One world title that looked like it belonged to someone else just months ago. The nineteen-year-old dominated the United States Grand Prix in Austin from pole position, and with that dominant win, the championship is now almost within reach. Meanwhile, his Mercedes teammate George Russell had a Sunday to forget — starting sixth, finishing eighth, absorbing a five-second penalty for a track limits violation, and walking away with zero answers about where his pace went. Russell called it simply "not being quick enough," and right now that's a significant understatement.
Staying with F-One, reigning champion Lando Norris echoed that same brutal honesty after a rough weekend for McLaren. Norris flat-out admitted the team was "just not quick enough" at Circuit of the Americas, which tells you everything you need to know about how quickly the championship picture can shift in this sport.
On the gridiron, Bo Nix put on a show in Glendale. The Denver Broncos quarterback broke off a sixty-two-yard touchdown run and Denver rolled past Arizona thirty to sixteen. The Broncos move to five and two, and Nix is starting to look like the real deal under center.
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