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Antonelli's Italian GP grid penalty could be a blessing in disguise
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In the context of the highly dramatic 2026 season, Mercedes driver Kimi Antonelli will receive a grid penalty due to a power unit change. The Italian GP at Monza promises many surprises as his starting position is only 20th. But technical and strategic analysis shows this could be an opportunity for Antonelli to reduce pressure and regain form, turning the grid penalty into a psychological benefit for both the team and himself.



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