Join ApexF1’s Ian Parkes, Sam Coop and Nick Golding as they look back on last weekend’s Canadian Grand Prix! The trio discuss if Kimi Antonelli is now the title favourite, McLaren’s major mistake, if Lewis Hamilton is back and Max Verstappen’s demand to F1.
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Lewis Hamilton avoided a penalty for impeding Pierre Gasly in qualifying after Alpine agreed he was not held up by the Ferrari driver.
Red Bull Team Principal Laurent Mekies has dismissed suggestions that he will have to change his driver line-up for next season, stating that Max Verstappen “is telling us he’s happy at Red Bull”.
George Russell was left dismayed by his sudden mid-race retirement following a dramatic battle with team mate Kimi Antonelli.
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.
Isack Hadjar recorded his best Grand Prix finish of the season in Canada, coming home fifth for Red Bull just behind Charles Leclerc. But the result does not tell the full story of a chaotic race that included two penalties that cost the Frenchman a huge chunk of time.
George Russell took pole position for the Canadian Grand Prix but Andrea Kimi Antonelli had the pace to beat him.
Liam Lawson admitted frustration after narrowly missing out on Q3 at the Canadian Grand Prix, despite believing Racing Bulls had the pace to place both cars inside the top 10. The post Lawson banking on rain after latest Canada setback appeared first on ApexF1.com.
George Russell has taken provisional pole position for the Canadian Grand Prix for Mercedes ahead of Andrea Kimi Antonelli and Lando Norris.
Racing Bulls have been fined €30,000 (£25,900), two-thirds of which has been suspended, after the stewards discovered a fault on Liam Lawson’s car.