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Fernando Alonso deserved more than his ninth-place finish at the recently concluded Canadian Grand Prix. Having looked strong through the third practice session and qualifying, the Spanish driver had it all to play for as he lined up in second alongside Red Bull's Max Verstappen. It was Alonso's first front-row start since Germany 2012.
Charles Leclerc was frustrated his Canadian Grand Prix charge was made more difficult by a slow pitstop, but insists he can overturn his Formula 1 points deficit to Max Verstappen.
World champion Max Verstappen increased his lead in the Formula One title race with a thrilling victory in a closely-fought Canadian Grand Prix.
Max Verstappen and Red Bull Racing took a commanding victory at the 2022 Canadian Grand Prix. Having started the race on pole position, the driver held his nerve through the first series of corners, keeping Fernando Alonso (Alpine) and Carlos Sainz (Ferrari) at bay in the race's early stages.
Formula One title race on Sunday when he drove his Red Bull to a thrilling victory in a closely-fought Canadian Grand Prix. The 24-year-old Dutchman controlled a tactical race from pole position through three safety car interventions and resisted intense late pressure from Ferrari's Carlos Sainz to win by under a second. Seven-time world champion Lewis Hamilton, who on Friday declared his car as "undriveable", came home third for Mercedes to claim his second podium of a difficult season ahead of team-mate George Russell in fourth.
Max Verstappen held off a late challenge from Carlos Sainz to take victory at the Canadian Grand Prix and further extend his championship lead.
World champion Max Verstappen increased his lead in this year's Formula One title race on Sunday when he drove his Red Bull to a thrilling victory in a closely-fought Canadian Grand Prix. The 24-year-old Dutchman controlled a tactical race from pole position through three safety car interventions and resisted intense late pressure from Ferrari's Carlos Sainz to win by under a second.