Mercedes' George Russell wins Canadian Grand Prix from pole position
- Mercedes driver George Russell won the Canadian Grand Prix on June 15, 2025, at Circuit Gilles Villeneuve from pole position.
- On lap 67, a collision between McLaren drivers Oscar Piastri and Lando Norris brought an end to Piastri’s streak of eight consecutive podium finishes and resulted in McLaren missing out on a podium position for the first time this season.
- Russell held a strong lead over Max Verstappen, who finished second, while Mercedes rookie Kimi Antonelli achieved his first Formula 1 podium in third place during a close battle involving five drivers in the final laps.
- Russell said, "It's amazing to be back on the top step," and Mercedes team principal Toto Wolff praised the win as "absolutely victory on merit" with the team controlling the race throughout.
- Piastri extended his championship lead to 22 points despite finishing fourth, while Norris accepted full blame and apologized to the team and his teammate, underscoring tensions within McLaren's title fight.
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Russell is driving better than ever but drivers’ title a long shot
George Russell said he was driving better than ever and ready to fight for a Formula One championship with Mercedes after taking the team's first win of the season in Canada, but this year looks like a long shot.
·Johannesburg, South Africa
Read Full ArticleMontreal. George Russell won his first Formula 1 race by keeping the current champion Max Verstappen at bay in the Canadian Grand Prix.
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Read Full ArticleGeorge Russell holds off Max Verstappen for Canadian GP win as McLarens collide (copy)
MONTREAL — George Russell won his first race of the Formula 1 season as the Mercedes driver held off defending race winner Max Verstappen at the Canadian Grand Prix on Sunday.
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