Antonelli makes F1 history, Broncos seize AFC West lead, Bills rout Ravens behind Allen
Antonelli makes F1 history!
This is The Sports Reset for Monday November 2nd
Formula 1 delivered the day’s championship moment. Kimi Antonelli finished third at the Mexico City Grand Prix to become the youngest world champion in F1 history at 20, while Max Verstappen won the race ahead of Lewis Hamilton. In the NFL, the Denver Broncos beat the Kansas City Chiefs 28 to 24 after Malcolm Roach sacked Patrick Mahomes on the final play, moving Denver into first place in the AFC West. The Buffalo Bills beat the Baltimore Ravens 36 to 10 as Josh Allen produced three touchdowns and Lamar Jackson injured his thumb. The Detroit Lions handed the Minnesota Vikings their first loss, 19 to 15, behind Jahmyr Gibbs’ 153 rushing yards. The Arizona Cardinals edged the Dallas Cowboys 33 to 30, while the Cincinnati Bengals outlasted the Tennessee Titans 43 to 36. In the NBA, rookie Yaxel Lendeborg scored 37 as the Golden State Warriors beat the Los Angeles Clippers 124 to 112. In the NHL, Pyotr Kochetkov made 26 saves as the Carolina Hurricanes blanked the Winnipeg Jets 7 to 0. In NASCAR, William Byron led 362 laps to win at Martinsville.
Looking ahead, the NFL night game sends the Chicago Bears to the Seattle Seahawks. Caleb Williams enters with consecutive 300-yard passing performances, while Seattle has gone 36 games without allowing a 100-yard rusher and now faces the league’s leading rushing offense. In the NBA, the Oklahoma City Thunder visit the Cleveland Cavaliers, with Oklahoma City missing Chet Holmgren, Jalen Williams and Cason Wallace; Cleveland’s Evan Mobley and Jarrett Allen combined for 52 points in their previous game. The Miami Heat visit the Los Angeles Lakers in another notable matchup. In college basketball, the Gonzaga Bulldogs meet the Purdue Boilermakers in Las Vegas, followed by the Arizona Wildcats against the UCLA Bruins. In the NHL, the Vegas Golden Knights visit the Boston Bruins. Beyond the scoreboard, Vikings receiver Jauan Jennings reportedly declined a trade back to the San Francisco 49ers after the clubs agreed to terms, choosing to remain in Minnesota.
