Formula 1

Five Things to Look Out For at the 2026 F1 Canadian Grand Prix

Formula 1 returns this weekend with the Canadian Grand Prix in Montreal. From Antonelli’s flawless rookie streak to Russell’s happy hunting ground and Verstappen’s jet-lagged return from the Nürburgring, here are the key storylines to follow at Circuit Gilles-Villeneuve.

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Verstappen’s Nürburgring 24 Hours Debut: Mercedes-AMG Boss Hails Dutchman as “One of the Best GT3 Drivers”

A late driveshaft failure denied Max Verstappen victory on his Nürburgring 24 Hours debut, but Mercedes-AMG Motorsport boss Christoph Sagemuller said the four-time F1 champion proved he belongs among the world’s elite GT3 drivers.

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F1 “Working Overtime” to Monitor Middle East as Q1 Revenue Surges 53% | Liberty Media 2026 Results

Liberty Media reports record first-quarter revenue of $617 million, but the cancellation of Bahrain and Saudi Arabia casts a shadow over the 2026 calendar. Series chiefs are exploring contingency plans to restore at least one race.

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Bottas’ Miami Penalty Explained: A Button Cadillac Can’t Fix Yet

Bottas pressed the pit limiter button — just not hard enough. A known steering wheel tactility issue cost Cadillac’s Finnish driver a drive-through penalty in Miami, as the team continued to navigate the teething problems of its debut Formula 1 season.

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Wolff: Mercedes Starts “Not Acceptable” to Win Titles

Kimi Antonelli has lost 26 places at race starts across five standing starts in 2026 — and not once led into Turn 1 from pole. Toto Wolff says the fault lies entirely with the team, and admits it is “not acceptable” if Mercedes wants to defend its championship lead.

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