Antonelli on being recognised as his F1 fame grows
Andrea Kimi Antonelli says there are times he would like to be unrecognised as his fame grows in Formula 1. Antonelli said: "For sure there are times where you would like not to be recognised when you do certain things, when you go for dinner. But that's also part of being an athlete. There are times where I would like to be unrecognised. At the same time, I know it's part of it, and I'm very happy this way."
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The current forecast for the Hungarian Grand Prix points to a mostly dry weekend, with hot conditions and rising track temperatures. Friday is set to be dry with a 0% chance of rain and air temperatures up to 26°C, while Saturday also looks dry (0% chance of rain) with a high of 29°C and track temperatures potentially reaching 48-50°C. Sunday’s race is forecast to be warmer still, with air temperatures up to 32°C and a 40% chance of rain after 1500, though the forecast suggests any heavier precipitation is more likely to arrive after the grand prix.
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