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Mercedes teammates Kimi Antonelli and George Russell have resolved their internal rules of engagement following a tense sprint race incident at the Canadian Grand Prix. The dispute arose on lap 6 of the sprint race when Antonelli attempted to pass Russell around the outside of Montreal’s Turn 1. That move would have placed Antonelli on

Lewis Hamilton has taken a notable approach heading into the Canadian Grand Prix, choosing to avoid Ferrari’s simulator in his preparation for the Montreal weekend. The decision appears to be producing results on track, with Hamilton consistently outperforming team-mate Charles Leclerc across every qualifying segment at the Circuit Gilles Villeneuve. Hamilton beat Leclerc by 0.084

Pirelli heads to the Canadian Grand Prix hoping wet conditions will create a fascinating strategic challenge unlike anything seen in recent dry races this season. The tyre supplier had actually welcomed the prospect of rain at the Miami Grand Prix before the start time was moved forward three hours to avoid heavy storms. Florida’s local

Lewis Hamilton returned to Montreal’s Circuit Gilles Villeneuve, the track where he claimed his first Formula 1 victory, and delivered his strongest result since joining Ferrari. The seven-time world champion described the Canadian Grand Prix weekend as “awesome,” marking a notable turnaround after a difficult opening stretch with the Scuderia. Hamilton spent the majority of

McLaren principal Andrea Stella believes Ferrari and Red Bull will carry a significant advantage into the Canadian Grand Prix due to earlier Pirelli wet-weather testing. Pirelli conducts development tests throughout the Formula 1 season, inviting all teams to participate on a rotating basis, with collected data shared across every constructor. Although teams cannot use the

George Russell described himself as “lost for words” after a power unit failure ended his Canadian Grand Prix from the front of the field on lap 30. The Mercedes driver had been running competitively at the front, trading the lead with team-mate Kimi Antonelli before his race came to a sudden and painful halt. Russell

Kimi Antonelli claimed victory at the Formula 1 Canadian Grand Prix, extending his championship lead over Mercedes team-mate George Russell in Montreal. Russell had led the race following an intense battle with Antonelli before his Mercedes suffered a power unit failure on lap 30 of the contest. The retirement proved costly for Russell in the

Red Bull secured its first podium finish of the 2024 season in Montreal, a result that looked unlikely based on Saturday’s qualifying performance. Max Verstappen qualified sixth at the Canadian Grand Prix, leaving him visibly frustrated and vocal in his criticism of the car’s performance. Verstappen was particularly candid when speaking to Dutch media in

George Russell endured a painful end to his Canadian Grand Prix challenge but still voiced strong support for Formula 1’s new 2026 technical regulations. Russell started from pole position in Montreal yet got off to a sluggish start, losing ground in the early stages of the race to his Mercedes team-mate. Kimi Antonelli initially held

When the FIA World Endurance Championship season gets underway at Imola this weekend, Ferrari will be defending back-to-back manufacturers’ and drivers’ titles with a version of the 499P that has been repositioned aerodynamically in ways that even the engineers in Maranello are still in the process of fully characterising. The changes were not Ferrari’s choice