Italy's 19-year-old Formula One sensation Kimi Antonelli consolidated his lead at the top of the drivers' standings and made more sporting history on Sunday by triumphing at the Canadian Grand Prix.
    In doing so the Mercedes driver became the first man in Formula One history to claim his first four wins in succession.
    The teen, who also has three pole positions, six fastest laps, and an overall total of eight podiums under his belt, is top of the table with 131 points, while his team mate George Russel is second with 88 after a technical problem forced him to retire from Sunday's race while he was in the lead.
    Italian glamour team Ferrari also got a boost, with seven-time world champion Lewis Hamilton coming second for the 204th podium of his remarkable career.
    His team mate Charles Leclerc came fourth.

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