安东内利承认巴库Q1撞墙是“不必要的失误”
世界冠军领跑者基米·安东内利在阿塞拜疆大奖赛排位赛Q1撞墙，将从第16位发车，他称对此“非常恼火”，并承认是自己的“不必要”失误。队友乔治·拉塞尔夺得杆位，并表示不能把安东内利排除在争冠行列之外。
基米·安东内利对阿塞拜疆大奖赛排位赛撞车“非常恼火”，乔治·拉塞尔拒绝将队友排除在争胜行列之外
基米·安东内利在阿塞拜疆排位赛第一阶段撞车，将从第16位发车；乔治·拉塞尔夺得杆位，展现了梅赛德斯的强劲速度；周六中午12点（预热节目上午10点30分开始）在天空体育 F1和Main Event观看阿塞拜疆大奖赛直播
基米·安东内利在阿塞拜疆大奖赛排位赛中撞墙
世界冠军领跑者基米·安东内利表示，他对导致自己从阿塞拜疆大奖赛第16位发车的“不必要”排位赛失误感到“非常恼火”。
安东内利在赛季还剩九场比赛时以81分领跑积分榜，这一优势让他处于只要取得稳定成绩就能赢得首个世界冠军的位置。
正因如此，再加上他本赛季迄今展现出的统治级状态，当安东内利在巴库Q1第一弯擦到护墙时，这令人极为意外，尤其是考虑到梅赛德斯当时展现出强劲速度，本应让他轻松晋级Q3。
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梅赛德斯在这条赛道上的实力体现在安东内利的队友——也是他最接近的争冠对手——乔治·拉塞尔以超过0.8秒的优势击败法拉利的查尔斯·勒克莱尔夺得杆位。
梅赛德斯的安东内利在阿塞拜疆大奖赛因一次“不必要”的撞车提前结束排位赛后感到沮丧
当被问及是否因为第一弯抓地力比他预想的更多而措手不及时，安东内利告诉天空体育 F1：“是的，当然。抓地力一圈比一圈提升得很快。”
“突然我转向时，前部抓地力比上一圈多得多，然后我碰到了墙。”
“所以，是我的失误。非常不必要。说实话，我对此非常恼火，明天会努力做得更好。”
“过去的基米”的“不可思议的失误”
前世界冠军雅克·维伦纽夫将这一事件描述为“不可思议的失误”。
“这不是一英寸的问题，而是很多，”天空体育 F1的维伦纽夫说。“不可思议的失误，而且他是在队友独一档的周末犯下这个错误。”
“这个时机不太好，但按照现行规则，他们更容易从后方追回来。”
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三届W系列赛冠军杰米·查德威克表示，这次撞车让她想起“过去的基米”，指的是这位20岁车手在F1首个赛季表现不稳定，曾引发人们对他能否兑现一代天才声誉的重大质疑。
天空体育 F1的查德威克说：“我说这很不寻常，我们经常看到基米开车的方式就是只有一个挡位。全速前进。全力以赴。”
“去年我们看到这带来了失误和撞车，今年我们在他身上基本没看到这种情况。感觉有点像过去的基米，就是那种只有一个挡位，而他其实并不需要那样做。”
“话虽如此，在这样的赛道上，我们知道很容易犯这种错误。但你开的是一辆在这条赛道上明显独一档的梅赛德斯，Q1第一圈，你不需要冒那么大风险。”
“只是第一弯的抓地力让他措手不及。他转向时，进入排位赛，赛车总是比FP3时更有活力一些，这让他措手不及。”
拉塞尔“不能排除”安东内利争胜
周六的比赛距离安东内利在意大利大奖赛的惊艳胜利仅三周，那场比赛他从第19位发车，最终赢下主场之战。
在蒙扎从第二位发车并一度领先、随后被安东内利超越的拉塞尔，对队友在巴库从后方发车可能构成的威胁保持警惕。
“显然，你不能排除基米，”拉塞尔说。“他在蒙扎从第19位发车，现在他在第16位，所以这次他应该能提前几圈领跑。”
拉塞尔被问及是否认为安东内利在接近首个冠军时出现“紧张”，但他指出，即使在夺冠赛季，车手也往往会犯错。
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这位英国人更愿意专注于自己在巴库迄今的强劲表现，即使在Q1撞车之前，他似乎也对比安东内利占据优势。
“我想不起来他本赛季犯过多少错误，”拉塞尔说。“我们今天这边的表现很棒，但他整个赛季都无懈可击。”
“当你回顾每一个冠军赛季，即使是最终获胜者，过程中也会有失误。”
“我仍然继续相信、继续战斗，直到不再可能为止，但我没有感到任何压力。现在每次坐进车里我都感到兴奋，纯粹是因为我对自己更有信心。”
“当这种信心开始建立时，就像是一个向上的循环。反过来，当你处于被动时，你开始失去信心，然后你开始更多地挑战极限，那正是失误发生的时候。”
英文原文
Kimi Antonelli 'very mad' about Azerbaijan GP qualifying crash as George Russell refuses to discount team-mate from battle for win
Kimi Antonelli crashed in the first part of qualifying in Azerbaijan, leaving him 16th on the grid; George Russell exhibited Mercedes' strong pace by taking pole; watch the Azerbaijan GP on Saturday at 12pm with build-up from 10.30am, live on Sky Sports F1 and Main Event
Kimi Antonelli hits the wall during qualifying at the Azerbaijan GP
World championship leader Kimi Antonelli said he was "very mad" about making an "unnecessary" qualifying error that left him starting the Azerbaijan Grand Prix from 16th on the grid.
The 81-point lead established by Antonelli at the top of the standings with nine races remaining has put him in a position where merely solid results will see the Italian to a maiden title.
For that reason, along with the imperious form he has shown throughout the season so far, it came as a major surprise when Antonelli clipped the wall at the first corner during Q1 in Baku, especially given Mercedes were showing strong pace that should have enabled him to cruise through to Q3 at a canter.
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The Silver Arrows' strength at the circuit was evidenced in Antonelli's team-mate - and nearest title challenger - George Russell beating Ferrari's Charles Leclerc to pole by more than eight tenths of a second.
Mercedes' Antonelli was left frustrated after an 'unnecessary' crash which ended his qualifying early at the Azerbaijan GP
Asked whether he had been caught out by there being more grip than he expected at the first corner, Antonelli told Sky Sports F1: "Yeah, for sure. The grip was coming up very quickly lap by lap.
"Suddenly I turned in and had a lot more front end compared to the lap before and I touched the wall.
"So, mistake from my side. Very unnecessary. To be fair, I'm very mad about it and will try to do better tomorrow."
'An incredible mistake' from 'the Kimi of old'
Former world champion Jacques Villeneuve described the incident as "an incredible mistake".
"It's not an inch, it's a lot," Sky Sports F1's Villeneuve said. "An incredible mistake and he does it on a weekend where his team-mate is in a league of his own.
"Not the best of time for that, but with the current rules they facilitate getting back through the field."
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Three-time W series champion Jamie Chadwick said the crash reminded her of "Kimi of old", a reference to the 20-year-old's inconsistent debut campaign in F1, which raised major doubts over whether he could live up to his billing as a generational talent.
Sky Sports F1's Chadwick said: "I say it's uncharacteristic, it's kind of the way we see Kimi drive a lot of the time is that there's one gear. It's all in. It's all everything.
"Last year we saw that come with mistakes and crashes, this year we have not really seen that of him. It has felt a bit like Kimi of old in a way and it was like that one gear and he just didn't really need to do it.
"That said, it is easy to make mistakes like that, we know that at a track like this. But you are in a Mercedes that was clearly in a league of his own at this track, first lap of Q1, you didn't need to take that much risk.
"It just caught him out, the grip that he clearly had at Turn One. He turned in, you go into qualifying and the car is always a bit more alive I guess than it would have been for him in FP3 and it has caught him out."
Russell 'can't discount' Antonelli from battle for win
Saturday's race comes just three weeks on from Antonelli's stunning victory at the Italian Grand Prix, which saw him come from 19th on the grid to win his home race.
Russell, who started second in Monza and led before being overhauled by Antonelli, is wary of the threat his team-mate could pose from towards the back of the grid in Baku.
"Obviously, you can't discount Kimi," Russell said. "He started 19th in Monza and now he's in 16th, so he should be leading by a few laps earlier this time."
Russell was asked whether he thought Antonelli was experiencing "jitters" as he nears a fist title, but pointed out that even in championship-winning campaigns, drivers tend to make mistakes.
Sky Sports F1's Karun Chandhok is joined by George Russell to watch back his pole-setting lap for the Azerbaijan GP
The Brit preferred to focus on his own strong performance so far in Baku, which had seen him appear to have an edge over Antonelli even before the Q1 crash.
"I can't recall many mistakes he's made this season," Russell said. "The performance our side today was great, but he's been flawless this whole season.
"When you look at every championship campaign, even for the winners, there are mistakes along the way.
"I still keep on believing and keep on fighting until it isn't possible anymore, but I don't feel any pressure. I feel excitement every time I jump in the car now, purely because I feel more confident in myself.
"When that confidence starts to build, it's just like this upward cycle. And on the flip side, when you're on the back foot, you start losing that confidence, and then you start pushing the limits more, and that's when mistakes happen.
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