Kimi Antonelli wins the Italian Grand Prix, the first Italian home win in 60 years

Mercedes driver Kimi Antonelli won the Italian Grand Prix. He became the first Italian driver in 60 years to win on home soil. The previous Italian winner at home named in the report is Ludovico Scarfiotti in 1966. The result is a Formula One race win.

The Italian Grand Prix is the home race for an Italian driver. A gap of 60 years is the comparison the report draws back to 1966. Antonelli's team is Mercedes. No margin of victory is stated. No starting position is given.

The same day brought other sports results that are separate from the grand prix. Toluca defeated Monterrey 2-0 to claim a first Leagues Cup championship. In NASCAR, Christopher Bell won the Southern 500 at Darlington and ended a 33-race winless streak. Those scores and streaks are not Formula One statistics.

The World Nomad Games also concluded with Kyrgyzstan defeating Kazakhstan 12-0 in the kok-boru final in Cholpon-Ata. Kyrgyzstan took gold, Kazakhstan silver, and Russia bronze in that final. Kazakhstan finished first in the overall medal standings. Kok-boru is a traditional mounted game, not a motorsport.

Antonelli's win remains the motor-racing result tied to a national first in 60 years. The football, stock-car, and kok-boru results show a busy sports Sunday. They do not change the grand prix outcome. Each competition has its own score.

The confirmed Formula One facts are Antonelli, Mercedes, the Italian Grand Prix, the 60-year gap, and Scarfiotti's 1966 home win as the previous marker. The other results on record that day are Toluca's 2-0 Leagues Cup win, Bell's Southern 500 victory after 33 winless races, and Kyrgyzstan's 12-0 kok-boru final. No winning margin is stated for the grand prix.