The Formula 1 sprint in Canada began aggressively enough, as polesitter George Russell pulled up on the grid with his Mercedes angled aggressively to cut off any challenge from team-mate Kimi Antonelli at launch.But this was nothing compared with the events of lap six, when Antonelli tried to pass around the outside into Turn 1, only to be given no room at all – and indeed a tap of …Keep reading
Charles Leclerc was downcast after qualifying eighth on the grid for the Canadian Grand Prix, saying he ‘couldn’t feel the car’.
Mercedes team principal Toto Wolff twice told his driver Andrea Kimi Antonelli to stop “moaning” about his clash with George Russell.
The final point on offer in the Canada Sprint went to Racing Bulls rookie Arvid Lindblad, who crossed the line in P8.
Alisha Palmowski put in a commanding performance to take her second lights-to-flag victory in the Montreal Feature race, with the Red Bull Racing driver dominating around a drizzly Circuit Gilles-Villeneuve.
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Max Verstappen has again cast doubt over his long-term Formula 1 future, describing the current generation of cars as “anti-racing” and warning the sport risks losing its identity if planned engine changes are not introduced for 2027. The post Why proposed F1 power split is the bare minimum for Verstappen appeared first on ApexF1News.com.
Lando Norris qualified third for the second time this weekend in Canada while Mercedes locked out the front row.
Lewis Hamilton said his best result for Ferrari to date was a result of the changes the team has made for him since he joined at the beginning of last year.
BMW M Team WRT claimed a stunning 1-2 finish on home soil for the Belgian service provider in today’s FIA WEC 6 Hours of Spa-Francorchamps.