Round ten of the 2025 season sees F1 head back across the Atlantic and Montreal for the Canadian Grand Prix. The Circuit Gilles Villeneuve on Norte Dame Island has been the permanent home of the race since 1978, one of the hybrid circuits as it mixes the roads used for the 1978 Olympic and Paralympic
Max Verstappen has won an action-packed Canadian Grand Prix beating Lando Norris by nearly four seconds. The Dutchman took advantage of a late safety car following a crash involving teammate Sergio Perez, Carlos Sainz and Alex Albon as the race moved into the final quarter. Verstappen had gained the lead following the final round of
George Russell will start the Canadian Grand Prix from pole position after setting his lap time first as he set an identical lap time as Max Verstappen. The Englishman set a 12.000 before the Red Bull driver, which means he took the pole with his first timed lap during Q3. Despite setting the time on
Lando Norris was fastest in first practice for the Canadian Grand Prix the McLaren driver set a 24.3435 which put him three-tenths faster than Carlos Sainz. The McLaren driver topped the session right at the end of the shortened session, after the first twenty minutes of the session were run effectively under a red flag.
Round nine sees F1 return to North America and the city of Montreal for the Canadian Grand Prix. Built on Notre Dame Island in the middle of the St Lawrence seaway the circuit Gilles Villeneuve can be described in the same way as Albert Park a hybrid between a permeant and street circuit in the
Max Verstappen has taken another dominant victory by nine seconds to win the Canadian Grand Prix and equal Ayrton Senna on forty-one wins, as well as allowing Red Bull to take a century of wins. While Verstappen took an eight second win it wasn’t as dominant as his other wins with Fernando Alonso keeping him
Max Verstappen was fastest in third practice ahead of the Canadian Grand Prix. The Red Bull driver set a 23.397 in the wet which put him nearly three tenths faster than the Ferrari of Charles Leclerc, with the Aston Martin of Fernando Alonso going third but just over a second behind Leclerc. Red Bull are
Max Verstappen has taken pole position for the Canadian Grand Prix after beating Nico Hulkenberg by a second. The Red Bull driver set his fastest time midway through Q3 before the rain intensified in the closing minutes of the session following a late red flag caused by Oscar Piastri who beached his McLaren with two
Valtteri Bottas was fastest in a short first practice session for this weekends Canadian Grand Prix. The session was red flagged after just ten minutes after a a technical issue with the circuits infrastructure saw the marshalling system go down at the Circuit Gilles Villeneuve. The teams were looking to use the only forecast dry
Lewis Hamilton was fastest in the second practice for the Canadian Grand Prix, the Mercedes driver set a 15.718 going nearly three hundredths faster than his teammate George Russell. The two Mercedes had nearly a tenth over the Ferrari of Carlos Sainz, in a session which was extended to ninety minutes after FP1 was abandoned
