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Lando Norris believes that "too many mistakes" and pushing "a bit hard" during Qualifying for the Canadian Grand Prix left him down in seventh on the grid.

George Russell set an 'exhilarating' lap to claim his maiden pole position of the 2025 campaign, which will leave him alongside Max Verstappen on the front row for the Canadian Grand Prix.

1. George Russell (Mercedes), 2. Max Verstappen (Red Bull), 3. Oscar Piastri (McLaren)

Max Verstappen admits he was "happy with what we achieved" during Qualifying for the Canadian Grand Prix, with the Red Bull driver set to start on the front row.

Racing Bulls driver Isack Hadjar has been given a three-place grid penalty for the Canadian Grand Prix after he impeded Williams' Carlos Sainz in Qualifying.

George Russell was left thrilled by what he deemed “one of the most exhilarating laps of my life” after taking pole position for the Canadian Grand Prix, with the Briton hinting that he’s ready to be aggressive as he prepares to line up alongside Max Verstappen.

George Russell grabbed his first pole of the season in Montreal with a stunning last lap in Qualifying to beat Max Verstappen to the P1 grid slot. It was advantage Mercedes in Canada, with McLaren only managing P3 for Oscar Piastri and P7 for Lando Norris. But there was plenty happening up and down the grid, so here are the best facts and stats from Qualifying at the Circuit Gilles-Villeneuve…

Emma Felbermayr ended her day on the highest of highs as the Kick Sauber driver pulled of a last-lap move to bring home her first F1 ACADEMY win in Montreal Race 2.

Will Power laid down a 49.9088s qualifying effort with a 180.329mph two-lap average to claim pole for the Bommarito Automotive Group 500. The result was Power’s fifth pole on the 1.25-mile oval and his 71st overall, extending his record for indy car racing poles. It was the two-time IndyCar champion’s first time topping the charts in qualifying since Aug. 2024 at Portland International ...Keep reading

Harry Benjamin & Sam Bird reflect on qualifying at the Canadian GP.

Max Verstappen says Formula 1 is "annoying" and that questions about him racing under the threat of a race ban were "childish".

Max Verstappen says Formula 1 is "annoying" and that questions about him racing under the threat of a race ban were "childish".

Max Verstappen says Formula 1 is "annoying" and that questions about him racing under the threat of a race ban were "childish".

Daniel Suarez did something incredible on Saturday, earning a dramatic victory in the NASCAR Xfinity Series' long-awaited return to Mexico City. He did it all in a backup car, starting 39th before steadily marching through the field.
"This is very special," said Suarez. "This is very, very special to be here in front of my people. All these people have supported me for many, many years. They ...Keep reading

Isack Hadjar has received a three-place grid penalty for the Formula 1 Canadian Grand Prix after a “complete miscommunication” with his Racing Bulls team led to the rookie impeding Carlos Sainz in qualifying. 
With the Williams driver on a hot lap looking to make it through to Q2, Sainz was blocked by Hadjar approaching Turn 6 and fumed over the radio after being eliminated in 17th as a ...Keep reading

After every F1 qualifying session, Motorsport.com publishes each team's qualifying record in terms of team-mate battles.
This record is based exclusively on qualifying results so that grid penalties don't alter the statistics.
When a driver can't put in a representative lap time due to a technical issue or an incident, this will be mentioned in the table.
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Lando Norris admitted he made “a couple of big mistakes” during a disappointing qualifying session for the Formula 1 Canadian Grand Prix.
The McLaren driver was only good enough for seventh as he struggled at Circuit Gilles Villeneuve in Montreal.
Norris, who is 10 points behind championship leader and team-mate Oscar Piastri, bemoaned his luck as McLaren’s pace advantage - evident for ...Keep reading

Mercedes' George Russell beats Max Verstappen to pole position for the Canadian Grand Prix in Montreal.

Mercedes' George Russell beats Max Verstappen to pole position for the Canadian Grand Prix in Montreal.

Max Verstappen was in no mood to discuss his growing tally of penalty points after setting up a scintillating start to the Canadian Grand Prix by qualifying on the front row alongside Formula 1 rival George Russell.
All eyes will be on Turn 1 at Circuit Gilles Villeneuve when the lights go out on Sunday afternoon, with Russell and Verstappen going head-to-head following a controversial incident ...Keep reading