Kimi Antonelli’s 2026 F1 Wins: Circuits & World Champion Jewellery

Kimi Antonelli’s 2026 Winning Circuits and Valentino Rossi’s World Champion Bracelet

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Nine victories, nine circuits, one unforgettable season. Kimi Antonelli’s journey through the 2026 Formula 1 World Championship can also be told through the outlines of the racetracks where he reached the top step of the podium.

For Italian goldsmith and jewellery designer Gianfranco Quartaroli, creator of CIRCUITI GIOIELLI, turning racing circuits into precious memories is an idea that took shape more than twenty years ago.

In 2005, Quartaroli created an 18k gold World Champion charm bracelet, which he personally presented to Valentino Rossi to celebrate his MotoGP World Championship victory.

Each circuit charm represented a race win. Together, they told the story of an entire championship-winning season.

Which Circuits Has Kimi Antonelli Won at in 2026?

Antonelli’s nine Grand Prix victories in the 2026 season have come at the following circuits:

Grand Prix	Circuit	Date
Chinese Grand Prix	Shanghai International Circuit	15 March 2026
Japanese Grand Prix	Suzuka Circuit	29 March 2026
Miami Grand Prix	Miami International Autodrome	3 May 2026
Canadian Grand Prix	Circuit Gilles Villeneuve, Montréal	24 May 2026
Monaco Grand Prix	Circuit de Monaco, Monte Carlo	7 June 2026
Belgian Grand Prix	Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps	19 July 2026
Italian Grand Prix	Autodromo Nazionale Monza	6 September 2026
Spanish Grand Prix	Madring, Madrid	13 September 2026
United States Grand Prix	Circuit of the Americas, Austin	25 October 2026

This list covers Grand Prix victories through 1 November 2026 and excludes Sprint wins.

From Asia to the Americas and across Europe, these circuits form a map of the season’s most memorable moments.

For motorsport fans, each name brings a different image to mind: Suzuka’s flowing corners, Monte Carlo’s narrow streets, Spa’s elevation changes and the atmosphere of Monza.

Mexico City: Where Antonelli Secured the World Championship

Alongside the nine winning circuits, one more venue holds special significance: the Autódromo Hermanos Rodríguez in Mexico City.

This is where Antonelli mathematically secured the world championship, finishing third in the Grand Prix won by Max Verstappen.

Mexico City therefore represents the title-clinching moment, while the nine circuits listed above mark the victories achieved along the way.

World Champion Bracelet

Valentino Rossi’s 2005 World Champion Bracelet in 18k Gold

The idea of capturing a championship season in a piece of jewellery is already part of the history of CIRCUITI GIOIELLI.

In 2005, Gianfranco Quartaroli designed the World Champion bracelet in 18k gold to celebrate Valentino Rossi’s MotoGP world title.

The bracelet featured charms shaped like the eleven circuits where Rossi won that season:

Jerez, Shanghai, Le Mans, Mugello, Catalunya, Assen, Donington Park, Sachsenring, Brno, Losail and Phillip Island.

Quartaroli personally presented the bracelet to Valentino Rossi at the 2005 Monza Rally Show, bringing together the rider behind those victories and the goldsmith who had translated them into gold.

Each charm preserved the memory of a race. Worn together, the circuit silhouettes became a championship diary: a sequence of sporting achievements captured in a precious object.

From Valentino Rossi to Kimi Antonelli: A Season Told Through Racetracks

Antonelli’s victories bring renewed attention to Gianfranco Quartaroli’s creative approach: transforming the places where sporting history happens into jewellery people can wear.

A circuit outline has a distinctive power. For a motorsport enthusiast, a few lines can be enough to recognise a track and recall a race, an overtaking move or an emotion shared with other fans.

The 2005 World Champion bracelet offers inspiration for imagining a similar interpretation of Antonelli’s season: nine circuits representing his victories, with the Mexican circuit marking the decisive championship moment.

This creative connection links two sporting stories through the idea of preserving a season in the shapes of its racetracks.

Motorsport Jewellery by CIRCUITI GIOIELLI

For Gianfranco Quartaroli, a racing circuit can become a personal symbol. It might recall a victory, a day spent at a Grand Prix or a lifelong passion for motorsport.

The bracelet presented to Valentino Rossi in 2005 expresses this philosophy: giving sporting memories a precious, wearable form.

Kimi Antonelli’s achievements offer another opportunity to explore the connection between racing and Italian jewellery design. A circuit remains in the memory through its outline—and that outline can become something to carry with you.

Explore motorsport-inspired jewellery by CIRCUITI GIOIELLI at www.circuitigioielli.com⁠.