The Circuit Gilles Villeneuve hosts the Canadian Grand Prix this weekend, the fifth round of the 2026 F1 season.
The iconic track has a well-earned reputation for weather chaos, from the four-hour epic of 2011 to the hail-disrupted sessions of 2024. This weekend’s Canadian Grand Prix could add another chapter to that unpredictable history.
Lando Norris gained a position during the Sprint in Canada after Kimi Antonelli ran wide while battling George Russell.
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.
Kimi Antonelli has extended his lead in the Drivers’ Championship after winning the Canadian Grand Prix, with Mercedes team mate George Russell forced to retire with a power unit issue.
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George Russell insists the dramatic clash with Kimi Antonelli during the Canadian Grand Prix sprint was “not a big deal” after the Mercedes teammates nearly came together twice during the race. The post ‘No big deal’: Russell downplays Mercedes sprint clash appeared first on ApexF1.com.
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The Mercedes drivers fought tooth and nail under a power unit failure ended George Russell’s race, handing victory to Andrea Kimi Antonelli.
Franco Colapinto claimed a starting spot in the top-10 for the second consecutive round with Alpine.
George Russell survived a tense clash with his team mate Kimi Antonelli to win the Sprint in Canada.