Russell wins F1 Canadian GP as McLaren’s Norris and PiaSSTRI are late Motorsports News

George Russell wins his fourth locations in his career, while McLaren Lando Norris was disrupted after his teammate Oscar Pastari touched three rolls from the end.

George Russell won his first race in the Formula 1 season, where the Mercedes driver stopped the race winner Max Versaben in the Canadian Canadian award race.

This was the fourth victory of the Russell’s profession, and the race ended under a yellow flag when the McLaren teammates Oscar Pastari Wando Norris in a late battle from wheel to wheels that ended with Norris hit the wall on Sunday.

Russell began the pole for the second year in a row in Montreal and got the advantage of most of the race in the generation of Gil Velnov. The British driver, who won the fourth race this year, has joined PiaSSTRI, Norris and Verstapen, the local F1 champion of the local fourth.

Rising Mercedes Andrea Kimi Antonelli ranked third behind Verstapen for the first F1 platform.

McLares met together when Norris tried, then in the fifth place, PiaSSTRI pass several times in the sixty -sixth lap of 70.

Norris finally ran to PiaSSTRI and bounced back to the wall, and pulled a safety car for the final chants.

PiaSSTRi ranked fourth, with a series of eight race dating back to the second race of the season. McLaren, as one team, failed to reach the first three places for the first time this year.

Norris, who ended on a dead end next to the track without a front wing and a broken car, rushed to blame himself.

“I am sorry. All I have is bad. All my fault is my idiot,” he said on the team’s radio.

PiaSSTRI was incited while publishing a safety car and joined the tire feature on Antonelli, which he could not use because the race never resumed.

Charles Licerrick from Ferrari and Luis Hamilton ranked fifth and sixth, with Fernando Alonso ranked seventh place for Aston Martin and Nico Holkenburg in more solid points for Super in eighth.

PiaSSTRI extends to Norris in the drivers’ championship to 22 points after 10 of 24 races in the 2025 season.

The next F1 race is the Austrian Grand Prix on June 29.