International media dissected a dramatic Canadian GP shaped by Russell’s retirement, McLaren’s tyre gamble and Hamilton’s fight with Verstappen.
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Isack Hadjar accepted responsibility after a tense Canadian Grand Prix battle with Charles Leclerc, admitting his defensive move was “a bit stupid” as both drivers agreed the penalty was fair.
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Haas endured a frustrating Canadian Grand Prix weekend as Ollie Bearman admitted the team struggled to make its latest upgrades work around Montreal’s unforgiving circuit.
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Laurent Mekies has defended Red Bull’s willingness to push risky set-up experiments despite criticism from Max Verstappen, insisting uncomfortable moments are essential for Formula 1 progress.
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McLaren’s bold tyre gamble in Montreal quickly backfired as drying conditions forced Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri into early pitstops during a chaotic Canadian Grand Prix.
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James Vowles remains convinced Williams is heading in the right direction after a difficult Canadian Grand Prix weekend disrupted strong points potential for both Alex Albon and Carlos Sainz.
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Kimi Antonelli produced one of the standout drives of the Canadian Grand Prix weekend, battling George Russell in a thrilling duel that showcased the future of Formula 1.
Charles Leclerc has opened up on Ferrari’s nightmare Canadian Grand Prix weekend, calling Montreal one of the most difficult and frustrating races of his Formula 1 career.
A wet Canadian Grand Prix would already be a first for F1’s radical 2026 cars. Add 11°C air temperatures and a circuit that punishes cold tyres, and Pirelli has a blunt verdict: it’s the perfect storm.
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After months chasing his teammate, Lewis Hamilton walked into Montreal without a single simulator session — and walked out faster than Charles Leclerc in every qualifying segment of the weekend.
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