F1 championship leader Kimi Antonelli is making the most of his well-earned summer break like his fellow drivers, with a video of the Italian on stage during a DJ set by renowned group Meduza going viral on social media. If there is one driver who headed into the summer break with every reason to switch off and enjoy himself, it is Kimi Antonelli. The Italian has enjoyed a superb first half of the season, claiming six victories in the opening 11 races and steadily strengthening his grip on the championship lead. He now holds a commanding 50-point advantage over Lewis Hamilton and sits an even more impressive 69 points clear of his Mercedes team-mate.
Antonelli is no stranger to joining Meduza on stage. During the 2025 summer break, the Italian made an appearance alongside the group at Phi Beach in Sardinia, with Meduza themselves later sharing footage of the moment on Instagram. The same happened again this year, with Antonelli stepping behind the decks and trying his hand as a DJ while enjoying the music.
After playing around with a few controls, Antonelli really got into the spirit of the moment, jumping along with the group and drawing an enthusiastic reaction from the crowd, who hardly expected to find the
Formula 1 championship leader partying on stage in front of them.
Colapinto victim of burglary during Lake Como holiday
While Kimi Antonelli was enjoying his time on stage with Meduza,
Franco Colapinto’s summer break in Italy took a much less pleasant turn. The Argentine revealed that the apartment where he was staying during a holiday on Lake Como was burgled, although he chose to make light of the incident on social media.
The Alpine driver addressed the incident through his social media channels, where he reacted with humour rather than frustration. Colapinto joked about the fact that a Latino had been robbed by Europeans and also made light of the thieves taking his mate kit, suggesting they were unlikely to enjoy the traditional South American drink. He later shared further details about the stolen belongings and sarcastically expressed hope that whoever took them would make good use of them.