F1 Canadian Grand Prix

2026 F1 championship – Kimi Antonelli deals blow to George Russell

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By winning the Canadian Grand Prix while his team-mate George Russell retired due to an engine failure, Kimi Antonelli secured a decisive 25-0 victory. Already leading the championship, the Italian — who claimed his fourth consecutive win this season (and of his career) — extended his lead to 43 points over Russell.

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