Leclerc: “Given my situation, the rain could make things even worse”
Charles Leclerc does not wish for it to rain in Canada in the GP starting today at 22:00, the Ferrari driver starts from the fourth row
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This Red Bull drives Verstappen crazy: “I have no idea what happened in qualifying”
The Dutchman will start from sixth position in tomorrow’s GP; first he got angry over the radio, then he appeared resigned during the interviews
Russell returns to the duel with Antonelli: “We are here to fight, not to let others pass”
After the Qualifying of the Canadian GP, in which he secured his ninth pole in F1, George Russell sent a message to Kimi Antonelli
Hamilton hopes for a wet GP: “I am optimistic, the rain can level the field”
Lewis Hamilton’s immediate words at the end of the qualifying for the 2026 Canadian GP, which ended with fifth place on the grid
Antonelli: “A complicated qualification; Russell and I cleared things up after the Sprint”
The Bolognese explained the difficulties encountered in the fight for pole position, but reassured that he had cleared things up with Russell after the Sprint
F1 GP Canada 2026 – Starting grid: Russell beats Antonelli at the last second, Leclerc only 8th
The standings, results, and summary of the qualifying sessions that decided the starting grid for the 2026 Canadian GP F1 in Montreal
Leclerc in trouble, snaps on the radio and ‘predicts’ the fourth row: “Either I do P8 or I put it in the wall”
Saturday to forget for Ferrari’s #16, who will start tomorrow from the fourth row behind even the two Red Bulls
Leclerc: “Horrible weekend, zero feeling with the car”
Charles Leclerc did not go beyond eighth position in the Qualifying of the Canadian GP at the wheel of his Ferrari
From Montreal to Miami: rain arrives (maybe) and the FIA imposes the Rain Hazard protocol
The FIA imposes the Rain Hazard protocol for the second consecutive time: here is how the Canadian GP changes compared to a “normal” GP
Ferrari third force, Leclerc does not give up: “I pay the price for starting behind, if I had been in the top-3…”
The immediate comment from Charles Leclerc after the end of the Sprint Race of the Canadian GP, where he finished 5th ahead of Lewis Hamilton