George Russell retired from the Canadian Grand Prix due to a battery failure, losing ground to teammate Kimi Antonelli who won and extended his championship lead. Russell expressed frustration with his luck but vowed to keep fighting.
Kimi Antonelli secured his fourth consecutive win at the Canadian Grand Prix, extending his championship lead over teammate George Russell to 43 points after Russell retired due to a suspected power-unit failure. The race featured intense battling between the two Mercedes drivers.
Kimi Antonelli and George Russell received the highest ratings (8.5/10) for their performances at the Canada Grand Prix. Lewis Hamilton and Lando Norris also impressed, while Charles Leclerc and Pierre Gasly had disappointing weekends.
McLaren's Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri made a bold tyre choice for the Canadian Grand Prix, fitting intermediate tyres before the race. The gamble backfired as predicted rain didn't fall, leading to poor performance and incidents for both drivers.
Lewis Hamilton secured second place at the Canadian Grand Prix, his best finish for Ferrari, after a thrilling battle with Max Verstappen. He expressed immense happiness with his performance and the team's progress.
Kimi Antonelli (19) secured his fourth consecutive F1 victory at the Canadian Grand Prix, extending his championship lead. His Mercedes teammate George Russell retired due to mechanical failure after leading early. Lewis Hamilton and Max Verstappen completed the podium.
George Russell suffered a devastating engine failure at the Canadian Grand Prix, handing victory to teammate Kimi Antonelli and significantly widening the championship gap. The pair had engaged in a thrilling duel before Russell's retirement.
George Russell suffered a devastating engine failure at the Canadian Grand Prix, handing victory to teammate Kimi Antonelli and falling significantly behind in the championship race. The intense battle between the two Mercedes drivers was a highlight, with Russell expressing frustration over his "cruel fate."
Kimi Antonelli secured his fourth consecutive win at the Canadian Grand Prix after teammate George Russell retired due to a power-unit issue. The incident occurred during a tense battle for the lead, extending Antonelli's championship lead.
Carlos Sainz won the Canadian Grand Prix, extending his lead over teammate George Russell who retired from the race. Lewis Hamilton and Max Verstappen finished second and third, respectively.
George Russell and Kimi Antonelli battled for the lead in the F1 Canadian Grand Prix, with Antonelli initially taking the lead before Russell regained it. Oscar Piastri received a 10-second penalty for colliding with Alex Albon, who was forced to retire. George Russell later retired due to a power unit failure.
Lando Norris pitted for reliability issues, dropping to 14th. Oscar Piastri crashed after hitting Alex Albon while attempting an overtake, resulting in a new front wing and being lapped by the leaders. George Russell led the race briefly before Kimi Antonelli retook the lead.
Kimi Antonelli won the F1 Canadian Grand Prix. Lewis Hamilton finished second after a battle with Max Verstappen, who took third. Isack Hadjar received penalties.
Kimi Antonelli and George Russell engaged in a fierce battle for the lead at the F1 Canadian Grand Prix, with Antonelli eventually taking the win after a penalty for Oscar Piastri, who crashed into Alex Albon. Lando Norris faced early tire issues.
George Russell and Kimi Antonelli battled for the lead in the F1 Canadian Grand Prix, with Antonelli taking the lead on lap 22. Alex Albon was out after a collision with Oscar Piastri, who also had front wing issues. McLaren's Lando Norris pitted early for reliability.
The 2026 Formula 1 season continues with the Canadian Grand Prix in Montreal, where rain is expected to impact the race. George Russell is on pole position, with Oscar Piastri starting further down the grid.
The 2026 Formula 1 season continues with the Canadian Grand Prix in Montreal, where rain is forecast, potentially leading to the first wet race of the season and the new regulation era. George Russell is on pole position.
George Russell secured pole position for the Canadian Grand Prix, narrowly beating Mercedes teammate Andrea Kimi Antonelli. The race follows a tense Sprint event where the two drivers clashed, highlighting a growing intra-team rivalry. McLaren and Ferrari also feature prominently in the build-up.
George Russell snatched pole position for the Canadian Grand Prix with the final lap of qualifying, narrowly beating Mercedes teammate Kimi Antonelli by 0.068 seconds. Russell, who also won the sprint race, celebrated the exhilarating last-minute victory after overcoming an initial setback.
George Russell snatched pole position for the Canadian Grand Prix with the final lap of qualifying, beating Mercedes teammate Kimi Antonelli by 0.068 seconds. Russell, who also won the sprint race, secured top spot after an initial setback, expressing exhilaration at the last-minute success.
George Russell secured pole position for the Canadian Grand Prix, edging out Mercedes teammate Kimi Antonelli by six-hundredths of a second. The pair clashed on track during the preceding sprint race, adding tension to their front-row start.
George Russell secured pole position for the Canadian Grand Prix with the final lap of qualifying, narrowly beating Mercedes teammate Kimi Antonelli by 0.068 seconds. Russell expressed exhilaration after his last-minute achievement, having previously won the sprint race.
George Russell secured his second sprint victory of the season at the Canadian Grand Prix, holding off teammate Kimi Antonelli after a contentious battle. Antonelli questioned Russell's defending, but Russell maintained he did nothing wrong, emphasizing hard but fair racing.
Kimi Antonelli and George Russell narrowly avoided a collision during the Canadian Grand Prix sprint race. Antonelli expressed frustration after an overtake attempt on Russell, while Russell deemed it hard but fair racing. Team principal Toto Wolff enjoyed the 'cinema' but stressed the importance of avoiding contact between teammates.
