NEW DELHI, Nov. 3 -- As Kimi Antonelli leaves Mexico having rewritten the record books, Italian motorsport finally bids adieu to a heavy, echoing past and embraces the euphoria of a young champion's arrival. Amid the sleek corporate hospitality suites of the paddock and the roaring hybrid power units (PU) in the garages, it is easy to forget that Italy is one of Grand Prix racing's foundational cornerstones. Yet, despite being one of motorsport's spiritual homes, Italy had lived through an agonising drought until Sunday when Antonelli was crowned the world champion. More than 70 years had passed since an Italian driver last stood atop the Formula 1 world. In fact, only two Italians have ever claimed the world drivers' championship - Giusepp...