Kimi Antonelli Game: Relive the Career
Free · No download · Works on phone
A free pixel-art racing game in 19 real races on real circuit layouts, from European karting to the 2026 world title. Runs in your browser on desktop and mobile.
How to play
- Steer: Arrow keys or A / D
- Brake: Down arrow or S
- Boost: Space or Shift
- Start / confirm: Enter · Back to menu: Esc
- Phone: on-screen touch buttons (play in landscape)
- Progress is saved on your device
Chapters & real career timeline
- 2020Karting – European OK Championship
Andrea Kimi Antonelli won the CIK-FIA European Championship (OK) in 2020 and again in 2021. In 2020 he was the youngest senior European Champion and FIA Karting Rookie of the Year. In the game you race his two verified 2020 European OK wins: Zuera (Spain) and the title decider at Wackersdorf (Germany), on simplified kart layouts.
- 2022Italian F4 – Italian F4 with a rookie record
In 2022 Antonelli won the Italian F4 title with a then-record 13 wins and also took the ADAC F4 title, both with Prema. He also won F4 Cup gold for Italy at the FIA Motorsport Games while racing with a broken wrist. In the game: five real 2022 wins from pole – Spa (ADAC F4), Misano, Vallelunga, Red Bull Ring and Mugello (Italian F4).
- 2023Formula Regional – Zandvoort, wet: the title decider
In 2023 Antonelli won both Formula Regional Middle East (Mumbai Falcons) and Formula Regional European (Prema, 5 wins, clinched at Zandvoort). He was the first European to win multiple F3-level titles in one year since Alain Prost in 1979. In the game: his Dubai Autodrome win (FRMEC) and Zandvoort, where he won from 8th in mixed weather.
- 2025Debut – Australia: from 16th to 4th
After a 2024 season in Formula 2 (6th, 113 points, wins in the Silverstone sprint and Hungaroring feature) he was confirmed on 31 August 2024 as Lewis Hamilton's replacement at Mercedes. On his 2025 debut in Australia he started 16th and finished 4th. In the game: the F2 wins at Silverstone (sprint, rain) and the Hungaroring (feature), then Albert Park.
- 2025Rookie highlights – Canada: the first podium
In his rookie year he became the youngest driver to lead a race and set a fastest lap (Japan) and the youngest sprint polesitter (Miami). His first podium was 3rd in Canada, followed by 2nd in São Paulo and 3rd in Las Vegas. He finished 7th with 150 points, the most points by a rookie in a season. In the game: Suzuka, the Miami sprint (from pole) and Montreal.
- 2026Pole lap – China: record pole and first win
At the 2026 Chinese Grand Prix Antonelli became the youngest polesitter in the history of the championship and took his first win. In the game this is a time-trial qualifying session on the Shanghai circuit.
- 2026Home hero – Monza: winning from 19th
Antonelli won the 2026 Italian Grand Prix from 19th on the grid. It was one of his 9 wins in 2026: China, Japan, Miami, Canada, Monaco (a grand chelem), Belgium, Italy, Spain and USA. In the game: Monaco (grand chelem, from pole) and Monza from 19th.
- 2026Champion – Mexico City: the title decider
Antonelli clinched the 2026 World Drivers' Championship with 3rd place at the Mexico City Grand Prix, becoming the youngest World Champion ever (20 years 68 days) and the first Italian champion since Alberto Ascari in 1953. He had about 380 points with rounds still to run (approximate, season in progress).
Note: 2026 points are approximate; the season was still in progress on 4 Nov 2026.
FAQ
Is the Kimi Antonelli Game free?
Yes. Antonelli: Career Mode is completely free to play in your web browser. There is nothing to download or install, no account to create and no ads. Open the play page and you are racing within seconds, on a computer, tablet or phone.
Progress is saved locally in your browser; nothing is sent to a server.
Does the game work on my phone?
Yes. The game runs in modern mobile browsers such as Chrome and Safari, with on-screen touch buttons for steering, braking and boost. Turn your phone to landscape for the best view. On a computer you play with the keyboard: arrow keys or A, S and D, plus Space or Shift for boost.
You can add it to your home screen to play full screen.
Is this an official Kimi Antonelli or F1 game?
No. It is an unofficial, non-commercial game made by fans. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by or connected to Kimi Antonelli, the Mercedes-AMG PETRONAS F1 Team, Formula 1 or the FIA. It uses no photos, logos or team liveries, only simplified pixel-art cars and circuit layouts.
See the disclaimer page for the full notice.
How old is Kimi Antonelli?
Kimi Antonelli is 20 years old. He was born on 25 August 2006 in Bologna, Italy. He made his Formula 1 debut aged 18 at the 2025 Australian Grand Prix and won the 2026 world title aged 20 years and 68 days, the youngest champion in the sport's history.
His full name is Andrea Kimi Antonelli; he races under his middle name, Kimi.
Is Kimi Antonelli the youngest F1 world champion?
Yes. Kimi Antonelli clinched the 2026 Drivers' Championship with third place at the Mexico City Grand Prix on 1 November 2026, aged 20 years and 68 days. That beat Sebastian Vettel's 2010 record by more than three years. He is also the first champion born in the 21st century.
He won the title with four rounds still to run, in only his second Formula 1 season.
How did Kimi Antonelli get to F1?
Through karting and a fast junior career. He was European OK karting champion in 2020 and 2021, won the Italian and ADAC F4 titles in 2022, both Formula Regional titles (Middle East and Europe) in 2023, then finished 6th in Formula 2 in 2024 before Mercedes promoted him to Formula 1 for 2025.
He skipped the FIA Formula 3 Championship, jumping straight from Formula Regional to Formula 2 with Prema.