George Russell logra la pole para el Gran Premio de Canadá

George Russell se hizo con la pole position para el Gran Premio de Canadá de este domingo, con su compañero de equipo en Mercedes, Kimi Antonelli, a su lado en la primera fila.

Los dos coches de Mercedes encabezaron la clasificación en el circuito Gilles-Villeneuve de Montreal. Russell superó a Antonelli, poniendo fin a la racha de tres poles consecutivas del joven piloto italiano. Lando Norris y Oscar Piastri, con sus McLaren, partirán desde la segunda fila. Lewis Hamilton, en un Ferrari, y Max Verstappen, en un Red Bull, se alinearán quinto y sexto, respectivamente. Russell también ganó la carrera sprint a primera hora del día. "Siempre es un reto volver a la clasificación después de la carrera sprint", comentó.

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