F1 GP Canada 2026, Race: Russell-Antonelli for the rematch, but watch out for the weather, start at 22.00 – LIVE
Follow the minute-by-minute live coverage of the race that closes the Canada GP F1 weekend, LIVE from 9:45 PM on Sunday, May 24, 2026
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Chaos 2027 rules, Sainz: “FIA and FOM must be uncompromising and impose the changes”
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Hamilton, trouble in the last qualifying lap: “I lost two tenths in Turn 1 because the Straight Mode was not active”
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Vasseur: “The management between Antonelli and Russell? Rich people stuff”
Frederic Vasseur praised the management of the duel between the two Mercedes drivers during the Canada Sprint
Wolff’s latest: here is the “Max rule” to manage the duel between Russell and Antonelli
Toto Wolff revealed the conversation he had with his drivers at the end of the Sprint that saw Antonelli and Russell battle hard
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Rain is likely, but not certain, the Canadian GP could be the first wet race for the 2026 F1 in Montreal
Russell finds the balance, Ferrari-Leclerc on cold tires
George Russell lights up at the last moment and completes the first Mercedes row, while Leclerc fights against cold tires