As Kimi Antonelli continues to lead the standings, F1.com looks at the permutations for when the Mercedes driver could mathematically win the World Championship.

Mercedes driver Kimi Antonelli could mathematically secure his maiden Formula 1 World Championship as early as Round 17 in Singapore. Following his win at the Spanish Grand Prix, Antonelli holds 292 points and leads teammate George Russell by 81 points, while Lewis Hamilton sits in third, 101 points behind.
To clinch the crown in Singapore, Antonelli must win the Azerbaijan and Bahrain Grands Prix, as well as the Sprint and Grand Prix in Singapore, while Russell fails to score across those rounds. Eight other drivers remain mathematically eligible, with a maximum of 233 points available over the final nine races.
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