F1 GP Canada 2026, Race: Russell-Antonelli for the rematch, but watch out for the weather, start at 22.00 – LIVE

F1 GP Canada 2026, Race: Russell-Antonelli for the rematch, but watch out for the weather, start at 22.00 – LIVE

F1 Montreal, race hub: all useful links

To best follow the live broadcast of the Sprint Race of the F1 Canada GP, here are all the useful links for the race weekend in Montreal, the fifth round of the 2026 World Championship:

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  • TV schedules – The weekend program
  • Weather – What the weather is like in Montreal
  • Preview – The weekend themes
  • LIVE – The session commentary
  • Starting grid – The lineup at the start
  • Results – The race standings
  • Last year – How it went in 2025
  • Calendar – All the F1 2026 rounds
  • Drivers’ standings – After the Montreal Sprint
  • Constructors’ standings – After the Montreal Sprint

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F1, live commentary of the Canadian Grand Prix

The live commentary of the 2026 Canadian Grand Prix will start at 9:45 PM on Sunday, May 24

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F1 GP Canada, the Race live

Good evening to all of you, dear readers of FormulaPassion.it. We are live to tell you about the Race, the highlight of the weekend of the F1 Canada GP: it starts at 10:00 PM with the formation lap and the scheduled laps are 70, which will bring the race to finish around 11:30 PM, interruptions permitting. Starting at the front, in pole position, is George Russell, who confirms his excellent performance on the Montreal circuit and strongly wants to repeat last year’s victory. However, watch out for teammate Andrea Kimi Antonelli, who starts right beside him and showed in the Sprint Race to be very fast: will there be more sparks between the two?

There is also – again, as in Miami – a weather uncertainty looming over the GP, which could be disturbed (or not) by the arrival of rain: in that case, it would be a crazy GP, with McLaren and Ferrari – with Lewis Hamilton overall better placed than a Charles Leclerc struggling to find the feeling – but also Max Verstappen ready to join the fight for the podium zone. Who will prevail? Find out with us at FP, following and commenting live on the race that closes the F1 Canada GP weekend.

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