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Antonelli extends win streak as McLaren gamble backfires in Canada
Antonelli extended his win streak to four with a Montreal masterclass as McLaren's wet-weather gamble backfired and left Norris and Piastri without points; Hamilton seized victory in a cat-and-mouse duel with Verstappen, while Russell led early before an engine failure and Colapinto earned a career-best sixth for Alpine as the Canadian GP reshaped the title battle.
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Russell seals sprint win after Antonelli clash in Canada
George Russell clinched the Canadian Grand Prix sprint in Montreal after Andrea Kimi Antonelli clipped the grass twice while pressuring for the lead; Lando Norris finished second, with Antonelli third, Piastri fourth, Leclerc fifth and Hamilton sixth, before Verstappen seventh and Lindblad eighth as the sprint concluded.
Russell edges Antonelli to claim Montreal sprint crown
George Russell stayed calm to win the Formula 1 Canadian Grand Prix sprint in Montreal, fending off Kimi Antonelli after the Mercedes youngster cut across the grass twice while pressuring for victory; Lando Norris finished a close second, with Antonelli third, followed by Oscar Piastri, Charles Leclerc, Lewis Hamilton and Max Verstappen in the top seven.
Russell clinches Canada sprint as Norris and Antonelli lock out podium
George Russell converted Sprint pole into a Canada Sprint victory at Circuit Gilles Villeneuve, with Lando Norris second and Kimi Antonelli third after Antonelli went off the circuit twice while battling Russell; Oscar Piastri and Charles Leclerc completed the top five, followed by Lewis Hamilton sixth, Max Verstappen seventh and Arvid Lindblad eighth.
Russell clinches sprint pole as Mercedes lead Canadian GP sprint
George Russell took sprint pole for the Canadian Grand Prix ahead of teammate Kimi Antonelli, with Mercedes opening a clear gap to the rest of the field. Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri finished third and fourth, followed by Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc in fifth and sixth. Max Verstappen was seventh; Liam Lawson and Alex Albon did not participate after damage in practice. The article includes the full sprint qualifying results with all 20 drivers’ times.
Hamilton tops chaotic Canadian sprint qualifying after Alonso crash
Lewis Hamilton led the Canadian Grand Prix sprint qualifying before a red flag halted action after Fernando Alonso locked up and crashed at Turn 3; barrier repairs were underway as teams waited for a possible restart of SQ1/SQ2.
GT Drivers Warm to Verstappen's Nurburgring Debut, Schiff Says
Naomi Schiff says GT drivers were overwhelmingly positive about Max Verstappen's entry in the 24 Hours of Nurburgring, noting it drew a sold-out crowd and boosted attention to GT racing, while logistical concerns about attendance, facilities, track capacity, and weather were also raised.
Honda’s 70-year-loss won’t derail its Formula 1 push, but signals strategic shifts
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FIA outlines 2027 F1 rule tweaks: more ICE power, less ERS, votes pending
The FIA has announced a planned shift for the 2027 F1 rules away from the current roughly equal split between combustion and electric power, with internal-combustion engine power set to rise by about 50 kW via a higher fuel-flow, while the Energy Recovery System (ERS) deployment power would be reduced by about 50 kW. The proposals are agreed in principle but still require votes from power-unit manufacturers and a World Motor Sport Council approval, with further technical discussion and possible hardware changes to the power unit. The package builds on earlier Miami tweaks aimed at improving safety and competition around energy harvesting.
Miami clash verdict: Verstappen and Russell escape penalties after collision review
Max Verstappen and George Russell faced stewards’ investigations for a Turn 1 collision at the Miami Grand Prix, but officials ruled the contact minor and took no further action; both drivers finished fourth and fifth as Charles Leclerc won the race.