George Russell delivered an incredible drive for Mercedes at the Canadian Grand Prix, winning the race from pole position.

With George Russell and Max Verstappen sharing the front row, the grid for the Canadian Grand Prix looks intriguing. But what does the data say about their chances in the race? And do the long runs offer any hope for McLaren?

George Russell won the Canadian Grand Prix, his fourth Formula 1 victory, a third in the Americas. Russell's maiden win came in Brazil in 2022 and before today, his most recent was in Las Vegas last year,

George Russell has won the 2025 F1 Canadian Grand Prix ahead of Max Verstappen in P2 and Andrea Kimi Antonelli in P3, with Oscar Piastri and Lando Norris in P4 and P5 respectively. As the race started George Russell got off the line well,

George Russell stormed to a stunning pole position for the Formula 1 Canadian Grand Prix from Max Verstappen, but the grid changed several times amidst penalties and parc ferme breaches. The Mercedes driver banked the best lap of the weekend with his final effort in qualifying to bump Verstappen from pole.

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George Russell set the pace for Mercedes in the second Canadian Grand Prix practice on Friday after Red Bull's Formula 1 champion Max Verstappen led the opening session at Montreal's Circuit Gilles Villeneuve.