NEW DELHI, May 5 -- For 30 laps, the No.1 sticker on the papaya-coloured car of Lando Norris loomed large in the rear-view mirrors of Kimi Antonelli. The reigning world champion was at his absolute best, reinvigorated by the McLaren upgrades they brought to Miami. On hard tyres, his car was faster than Antonelli's Mercedes, a fact manifested by the Sprint win on Saturday. But Antonelli didn't flinch or make an error despite the extreme pressure from Norris, who largely stayed within a second's gap of the Italian. For 30 laps, the 19-year-old absorbed the stress and strain to earn a third successive victory, becoming the first F1 driver to win his first three races from first three pole positions. The win was not just a statement from the te...