Hamilton outqualified team-mate Charles Leclerc by 0.084s in the sprint and 0.108s in the main session; he was faster in all six qualifying segments this weekend.
It signifies a remarkable improvement given their overall head-to-head since the …Keep reading
Chris Medland picks out five key things to keep an eye on when the lights go out on race day in Montreal.
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”.
Max Verstappen has warned he could leave Formula 1 if planned 2027 engine regulation changes are blocked, reigniting uncertainty over his future just days after expressing optimism about the sport’s direction. The post Verstappen revives F1 exit threat over 2027 regulation stand-off appeared first on ApexF1.com.
George Russell claimed victory in the Canadian Grand Prix sprint, holding off Lando Norris and teammate Kimi Antonelli to secure his first win in any format since the Chinese Grand Prix sprint earlier this season. The post Russell triumphs as Mercedes teammates clash in Canada sprint appeared first on ApexF1.com.
Pierre Gasly hit a groundhog during qualifying at the Circuit Gilles Villeneuve 24 hours after Alexander Albon did the same.
George Russell took pole position for the sprint race in Montreal after the early threat from Lewis Hamilton faded and Max Verstappen risked an early elimination.
Mercedes brought their first in-season upgrade for 2026 to Montreal – and the early signs were very encouraging as George Russell hit the ground running to pip his team mate Kimi Antonelli to Sprint pole. But can he continue that form and get his championship back on track?
Charles Leclerc was downcast after qualifying eighth on the grid for the Canadian Grand Prix, saying he ‘couldn’t feel the car’.
Ferrari’s Lewis Hamilton believes changes made to his engineering team has meant “I really feel like myself” ahead of the Canadian Grand Prix.