Winners and losers from dramatic F1 Canadian Grand Prix

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Lewis Hamilton has always loved Montreal and there was a broad smile across his face after he came out best in a late-race battle with old adversary Max Verstappen to finish second

Mercedes Team Principal Toto Wolff has given his verdict on the clash between Kimi Antonelli and George Russell in the Canadian Grand Prix Sprint, stating “you can’t expect to have a lion in the car and a puppy outside” regarding the Italian teenager.

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It was a tough day for McLaren at the Canadian Grand Prix, which ended in retirement for Lando Norris following an issue on his car.

The drivers and teams report back after the Sprint and Qualifying from the Circuit Gilles-Villeneuve for the 2026 Canadian Grand Prix.

George Russell survived a tense clash with his team mate Kimi Antonelli to win the Sprint in Canada.

George Russell beat Mercedes team mate Kimi Antonelli and McLaren’s Lando Norris to pole position for the Canadian Grand Prix with a last-gasp effort.

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