Canadian GP: Max VersabPen Thists out at Race Ban Talk while George Russell raises his opponent in Montreal Front Row | F1 news

Max Versaben says about questions about the threat of sweat banning is “P ******* Me Off” before the Canadian Grand Prix, where he will line up in the front row with his opponent George Russell.

The ruling world champion VERSTAPPEN is one penalty point away from running the race suspension After clashing with Russell last time in Spain.

Throughout the media day on Thursday in Montreal, Verstapen insisted that it would not change his method, but he was not keen to discuss the topic before the Sunday race, where The lights will come out at 7 pm at the Sky SPORTS F1 and Sky Sports event.

“I don’t need to hear it again. He really bother me,” Versaben said at the press conference after his rehabilitation when he was indicated at the penalty points.

“I mean, you were talking about it on Thursday. It is a waste of time. It is very childish, and for this reason I don’t also want to say much because it is really annoying this world in which we live.”

Verstappen and Russell at the University of Russell have a recent date of controversial incidents that will add to the excitement in the Canadian Grand Prix, where the couple can approach the short period to convert it, with the championship leader Oscar Bayastiri there to take advantage of any drama in the third.

Russell, whose last victory in November 2024 was in the Las Vegas Grand Racing, quickly getting drilling in Versabpen in his interview on the path at The Contecuit Gilles Villeneve.

He said, “I got a few other points on my license to play with! Let’s see.”

Russell gave an official answer to the media at a later time and Versaben says, “He lost more than me.”

“I do not think that any driver is going out looking for a person’s crash and getting penalty points for your license,” he added.

“Max is one of the best drivers. There is no reason for him to race anything.

“I will watch the eye, but in the end, we are all here to win. You will not do anything that will endanger yourself with the race.

“It is also a crowded season, and if you reach the banning of the race, you will get a ban and spend time at home. It is not perfect but not the end of the world.”

As for PiaSSTRI, he got better than Versabpen at the beginning of the Saudi Grand Prix, but lost to the Dutch in IMola.

In Miami, PiaSSTRI showed his patience with the intolerance of any risks against Verstapen before his opponent went out of his position to take the initiative that put him to win the race.

“For me, I will not compete differently. I will not risk less risks, any other risk,” said Piasstri, who has an opportunity to expand his 10 points over Lando Norris, who begins in seventh.

“I will definitely not do anything different. I will always raise how to race.”

What will the Canadian GP decide on Sunday?

The last time Russell and Versaben began in the front row together, the Grand Prix in Qatar was 2024 when the Red Bull driver was given the penalty of one network due to a disability, which led to their general conflict in Abu Dhabi. Russell claimed that Verstapen told him “I will put you on your head in the wall” in the referees room.

In Qatar, Versaben was easily obtained by Russell at first and continued to win the race he hoped to repeat on Sunday in Montreal.

“We will try to do the best we can. It’s a long race,” he said. Sky SPORTS F1.

“A lot of unknown with tires, and how it will stand up. So we hope to be good in the tires and turn them well.”

Russell has four platforms this year, but he has not yet stood on the best step because Mercedes has not had a realistic opportunity to win in 2025.

Mercedes continued its direction in the era of the ground impact of F1 for the best performance in cold conditions, and Russell believes that the cloud cover will affect the frequency of the race.

“We had a good race on Friday, but this depended on the temperature. In practice, it was more cold five degrees than it was in the qualifiers, and the car was easily in its sweet place,” he explained.

“Now, you can go in the other direction easily in the race. If the sun comes out, it is a 2 pm race, it was qualified at 4 pm. This makes a big difference.

“Therefore, this will not be an easy race, as you know, of course, they got some of the quick players around me. We don’t know if that will be one or two pause, so it will not be clear.”

In response to a question about whether he would be aggressive against Verstapen at the beginning, Russell said: “We are both fighting to win here, and none of us in a championship battle.

“I didn’t get this year’s victory, so I want to get one on the blackboard. He will tell the time.”

McLaren has carried the most difficult weekend in this season so far, but it cannot be excluded from the leading battle, given that they won seven of the nine races in 2025.

Piastri, who runs the old comment on his car instead of the part -time part, is expected to be in the Russian and Verstapen gearbox.

“Friday was not great in any race, but I definitely feel more comfortable than I did in this final practice and Friday,” the championship leader said.

“Our pace on the days of race is in general where we are strong. These two were the two.

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