International media sees Antonelli leave Russell 'bewildered' in Miami

The Spanish newspaper also highlighted the lead Antonelli has built over the past three races, echoing the views of the British media. They write: "The 19-year-old Italian continues to extend and expand his dream, now with 100 points in the World Championship standings, 20 ahead of Russell, who finished fourth and who has seemed bewildered by his teammate's recent surge. Kimi is growing bolder and building a lead that could be very difficult for George to overcome without mechanical failures or accidents. Italy's F1 celebrations continue."

Italy’s F1 celebrations are reflected in La Gazzetta dello Sport, which also praised its prodigy. The newspaper wrote that, despite not having the fastest car, Antonelli once again secured victory, cementing his place in this year’s title fight.

The German newspaper was amazed by Sunday's race, which was moved forward by three hours. "This race would have been a real nail-biter even without the rain chaos. Kimi Antonelli won the Miami Grand Prix! The 19-year-old extends his lead in the championship to 20 points. Teenage madness at Mercedes."

Moreover, they were also surprised to see Verstappen spin alone on the opening lap. "Then the next shocking moment: Verstappen spun without any contact from another car."