Mercedes driver George Russell took pole position in qualifying for the Formula 1 Canadian Grand Prix. Russell left teammate and championship leader Kimi Antonelli behind by just 0.068 seconds to earn the right to start Sunday's main race from the front. McLaren's Lando Norris was third and Oscar Piastri fourth.
The Formula 1 Canadian Grand Prix Sprint race was run at the Circuit Gilles Villeneuve in Montreal. Mercedes driver George Russell, starting from pole position, won the 23-lap race to become the Sprint winner. Russell crossed the line 1.272 seconds ahead of McLaren's Lando Norris; his teammate Kimi Antonelli finished third. A clash between the two Mercedes drivers in the early stages of the race drew attention.
Mercedes locks out the front row in the F1 Canadian GP sprint shootout with George Russell taking pole, while Fernando Alonso crashes after pushing the limits.
Max Verstappen speaks openly about his experiences with fatherhood in an exclusive interview with De Telegraaf, while delivering very clear messages about his Formula 1 career and his future at Red Bull Racing. The champion pilot puts an end to speculation about whether he will stay with Red Bull.
The details of the armed raid on Formula 1 legend Alain Prost's luxury mansion in Switzerland. The gang injured the legendary pilot and forced his son to open the safe under death threats.
The moment Formula 1 fans have been eagerly waiting for has arrived. As the championship battle intensifies, teams and drivers land on the island of Montreal, where walls are unforgiving and speed combined with the right strategy means everything.
Nicolas Hamilton, brother of F1 legend Lewis Hamilton, touches hearts with a viral post showcasing his journey from a wheelchair to becoming a professional racing driver despite Cerebral Palsy.
