F1 Canadian Grand Prix

F1 Canadian GP: George Russell beats Kimi Antonelli to last-gasp Canada F1 pole

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Mercedes driver George Russell claimed pole at the Canadian Grand Prix, outpacing team-mate Kimi Antonelli and reigning Formula 1 world champion Lando Norris in Montreal.Norris led the way in Q3 until the final salvo of laps, with both Mercedes cars struggling to nail a lap until that point, Russell even having to bail out of his first attempt.But in the dying seconds of qualifying …Keep reading

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