George Russell won Formula One’s 2025 Canadian Grand Prix for Mercedes ahead of Max Verstappen, while behind the title-contending McLaren drivers collided and Lando Norris retired. The incident occurred just as Oscar Piastri and Norris were homing in on Kimi Antonelli’s third place late in the race,

If Lando Norris thought his mental fortitude and ability to withstand the pressure of a tense title race was under scrutiny following a few dodgy qualifying performances this season, he is going to find himself under a microscope now.

Lando Norris admits he “just made too many mistakes” during qualifying at the F1 Canadian Grand Prix. Norris had another tricky qualifying session at Montreal and could only qualify seventh on the grid for Sunday’s grand prix, while McLaren teammate and championship leader Oscar Piastri took third.

With frontrunners Mclaren struggiling in Practice, the proceeding one hour shootout around the Circuit-Gilles-Vilenueve was up for grabs by anyone.

McLaren, Ferrari, Mercedes and Red Bull all appear in contention at the top of the timesheet in Montreal after final practice; watch Canadian GP qualifying live on Sky Sports F1 at 9pm on Saturday, wi

Championship leaders McLaren admitted that they are in damage limitation mode ahead of today’s Canadian Grand Prix after being outpaced by

Russell and Verstappen, arch rivals from their feud last year, clashed on track last time out in Spain. The Dutchman was penalised for causing a collision, demoting him from fifth to 10th and resulting in three F1 penalty points.

Championship leaders McLaren admitted that they are in damage limitation mode ahead of Sunday's Canadian Grand Prix after being outpaced by Mercedes' George Russell and Red Bull's Max Verstappen in

Lando Norris bounced back from a forlorn Friday to top the times for McLaren ahead of Ferrari's Charles Leclerc in Saturday's third and final practice at the Canadian Grand Prix.