The telemetry inside the Mercedes garage after Friday practice at the Circuit of the Americas pointed towards the Brackley squad waiting to pack up for a miserable, point-less weekend. The car was off the pace, the drivers were complaining about…

Andrea Kimi Antonelli extended his Formula 1 world championship lead by claiming an unexpected United States Grand Prix victory for Mercedes at the Circuit of the Americas. The 19-year-old overcame severe Friday practice pace struggles to secure the win after an exceptional recovery throughout qualifying and Sunday's race. Mercedes trackside engineering director Andrew Shovlin described the turnaround as a miracle following a difficult start to the weekend.
Mercedes had struggled with the narrow setup window of their W17 following recent upgrades, leaving teammate George Russell to endure a frustrating race hampered by a lap-one penalty and traffic behind Oscar Piastri. However, flawless pit execution and a successful one-stop strategy allowed Antonelli to manage tire degradation effectively and secure the late-season win.
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