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George Russell beat Mercedes team mate Kimi Antonelli and McLaren’s Lando Norris to pole position for the Canadian Grand Prix with a last-gasp effort.
Just three weeks after having a win at Imola snatched away by an alternator issue while leading in its LMGT3 debut, the McLaren partner team fought from 15th on the grid to victory with its No. 10 GT3 Evo.
Lewis Hamilton has always loved Montreal and there was a broad smile across his face after he came out best in a late-race battle with old adversary Max Verstappen to finish second
Oscar Piastri said McLaren’s failed tactical gamble made them look like “idiots” while Lando Norris revealed he “pushed for” the call.
Lando Norris was pleased with his P3 result in Sprint Qualifying at the Canadian Grand Prix, with it coming just hours after McLaren appeared further off the pace during Free Practice 1.
Max Verstappen finished sixth in the second part of qualifying for the Nürburgring 24 Hours. The Dutchman drove a good lap and qualified for the battle for pole.
Max Verstappen and Isack Hadjar both complained about the ride of the Red Bull RB22 in Sprint Qualifying ahead of the Canadian Grand Prix, with the former stating “my feet were flying off the pedals”.
Red Bull has taken a cheeky swipe at George Russell on social media after the Mercedes driver’s frustrated reaction to his Canadian Grand Prix retirement. The post Red Bull trolls Russell for ‘embarrassing’ Canadian GP moment appeared first on ApexF1News.com.
Alpine has bolstered its technical staff with the signing of a new figure, who most recently worked for the FIA.