After the chaos of the Sprint, who will take honours and win the Canadian GP in Montreal?
Can George Russell convert his pole into a second win of the season and eat further into Kimi Antonelli’s now 18-point advantage in the standings?
Or can Antonelli muscle past from second on the grid to right his perceived wrong in the Sprint?
Can the McLarens disrupt the Mercedes dominance in what is expected to be a wet race?
Let us know who you think is going to win in the poll below!
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