Mercedes' George Russell takes pole ahead of Max Verstappen at Canadian Grand Prix - ESPN
MONTREAL — Mercedes driver George Russell set up a blockbuster front row at the Canadian Grand Prix, beating rival Max Verstappen to pole position.
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MONTREAL — Mercedes driver George Russell set up a blockbuster front row at the Canadian Grand Prix, beating rival Max Verstappen to pole position.
MONTREAL :George Russell put his Mercedes on pole position in Canada for the second year in a row on Saturday with Formula One champion Max Verstappen alongside for Red Bull two weeks after they clashed in Spain.
MONTREAL :George Russell put his Mercedes on pole position in Canada for the second year in a row on Saturday with Red Bull rival Max Verstappen alongside on the front row.
MONTREAL :Lando Norris lapped fastest in final Canadian Grand Prix practice on Saturday as Formula One leader and McLaren teammate Oscar Piastri hit Montreal's wall of champions.
MONTREAL :George Russell set the pace for Mercedes in the second Canadian Grand Prix practice on Friday after Red Bull's Formula One champion Max Verstappen led the opening session at Montreal's Circuit Gilles Villeneuve.
MONTREAL :Red Bull's Max Verstappen led first practice for the Canadian Formula One Grand Prix on Friday while Ferrari's Charles Leclerc crashed and runaway leaders McLaren made a comparatively slow start to the weekend.
MONTREAL :Max Verstappen sees no need to change the way he goes racing despite the threat of a race ban hanging over him at the Canadian Grand Prix.
MONTREAL :Oscar Piastri could stand alone after Sunday's Canadian Grand Prix as the only Australian to win six or more races in a single Formula One season, but the 24-year-old has bigger and better statistics in his sights.