Kimi Antonelli left the Marina Bay Circuit with another podium finish and a 102-point lead over team-mate George Russell. He is indeed in control of the drivers' championship with another great race under his belt. But he almost left the…

Mercedes driver Kimi Antonelli endured a fraught Singapore Grand Prix due to severe brake issues caused by extreme heat, dirty air, and a pre-race sensor failure. Despite finishing third behind Max Verstappen and Charles Leclerc to extend his championship lead over George Russell to 102 points, Antonelli revealed he nearly crashed into the barriers after experiencing poor stopping power and an unresponsive pedal.
The team resolved a brake sensor fault on the grid but had to race without temperature data. Antonelli managed the problem by lifting, coasting, and relying purely on feel, while noting that Mercedes' new upgrade package currently operates in a very narrow performance window.
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