Historic triumph in Formula 1 and MotoGP

A historic world double 74 years later, when the World Speed ​​Championships on four and two wheels were in their infancy. Then, first in 1950 and then in 1952, Nino Farina and Alberto Ascari in Formula 1 and Umberto Masetti in the 500 class (MotoGP would only appear in 2002) took Italy to the top of the world. Over seven decades later, two other boys with the tricolor on their shoulders can dream big. Kimi Antonelli, in Formula 1, and Marco Bezzecchi, MotoGP, are at the top of their respective world championship rankings and have every intention of wanting to stay there for a long time. The very young Bolognese, at the wheel of the Mercedes, surprised everyone, especially his teammate George Russell, favorite for the Sisal experts at 1.90, with two consecutive Hat Tricks between Shanghai and Suzuka and now he no longer wants to stop. Antonelli, in the race for the world title, is attached to Russell’s exhaust pipes so much so that seeing him as the new King in Formula 1 is played at 2.25. The Mercedes duo could be undermined by Charles Leclerc, 12th world champion on Ferrari, the only one, at the moment, capable of worrying the Silver Arrows.