Kimi Antonelli won the United States Grand Prix but has not yet secured the world title, according to a report from BBC News. The outlet reported that Antonelli needs only two more points to seal his first world championship, which means the title remains open after the race.
BBC News described the result as a "dominant victory" for Antonelli. The summary of the report did not list the finishing order of the other drivers, the margin of victory, or the number of laps completed, so those details are not reported here.
The headline of the BBC News report, which also said Antonelli had to wait to secure the title, frames the race as a win without a title decision. The report's summary said he needs two points to finish the task, and it gave no date for when the championship would be settled.
Only one news source was used for this story, so the account rests entirely on the BBC News report. The report did not list a named author, and no other outlet's coverage was included in the material provided for this story.
Further standings and race details would appear in the full BBC News report, which the summary available for this story did not include.
Sources: BBC News: Antonelli wins in US but has to wait to secure title.