George Russell gewinnt F1-Sprint beim Großen Preis von Kanada nach Kollision mit Antonelli

George Russell sicherte sich den Sieg im Sprintrennen des Großen Preises von Kanada in Montreal. Sein Mercedes-Teamkollege Kimi Antonelli startete mehrere Angriffe, beendete das Rennen jedoch nach zwei Ausflügen abseits der Strecke auf dem dritten Platz.

Russell startete von der Pole-Position und führte das Feld von Beginn an an, während Mercedes die erste Startreihe belegte. Antonelli übte ab der fünften Runde Druck aus und versuchte in Kurve 1 ein Überholmanöver, geriet jedoch auf das Gras. Er versuchte es erneut in Kurve 8, bremste jedoch zu spät und fuhr wieder über das Gras, wodurch er hinter Lando Norris zurückfiel.

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Kimi Antonelli celebrates pole position for Mercedes at Japanese GP in Suzuka, ahead of teammate George Russell.
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Kimi Antonelli claims pole position for Japanese Grand Prix

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Mercedes driver Kimi Antonelli secured pole position for the Japanese Grand Prix at Suzuka, outpacing teammate George Russell who will start second despite setup struggles. Antonelli's strong performance continues his impressive start to the 2026 season, where he sits just four points behind Russell in the standings. Team principal Toto Wolff acknowledged a backfired adjustment left Russell facing challenges into Sunday's race.

George Russell claimed pole position for Sunday's Canadian Grand Prix, with Mercedes teammate Kimi Antonelli alongside him on the front row.

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Kimi Antonelli and George Russell came into contact during the Formula 1 sprint race at the Canadian Grand Prix. The incident prompted immediate intervention from team principal Toto Wolff.

Kimi Antonelli topped the final practice session for Formula 1's Japanese Grand Prix, leading a Mercedes 1-2 ahead of teammate George Russell. The pair dominated FP3 at Suzuka by a significant margin over Ferrari and McLaren rivals. Qualifying follows at 3pm local time.

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George Russell guided Mercedes to a commanding 1-2 finish with rookie teammate Kimi Antonelli at the Formula 1 season-opening 2026 Australian Grand Prix on March 8 at Albert Park, heralding the new regulations era of 50/50 hybrid power units, active aerodynamics, and sustainable fuels. Ferrari's Charles Leclerc held third ahead of Lewis Hamilton by one second, while McLaren's Lando Norris took fifth after Oscar Piastri crashed pre-start.

Lando Norris secured pole position for the Formula 1 Miami Grand Prix sprint race in an upgraded McLaren, beating Mercedes' championship-leading Kimi Antonelli by 0.222 seconds in SQ3. Reigning champion Norris set the fastest time of 1:27.869, with McLaren's Oscar Piastri third, Ferrari's Charles Leclerc fourth, Red Bull's Max Verstappen fifth, and Mercedes' George Russell sixth after tyre struggles. Russell expressed surprise at rivals' big performance jumps after Mercedes' dominant start to 2026.

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Former Formula 1 driver Juan Pablo Montoya predicts that Kimi Antonelli could gain a psychological edge over Mercedes teammate George Russell by winning the upcoming Canadian Grand Prix. Antonelli recently extended his drivers' championship lead to 20 points with a third consecutive victory at the Miami Grand Prix. Russell, who won in Canada last year, aims to halt his teammate's momentum.

 

 

 

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