George Russell gana el sprint del GP de Canadá de F1 tras un choque con Antonelli

George Russell se alzó con la victoria en la carrera al sprint del Gran Premio de Canadá de Fórmula 1 en Montreal. Su compañero de equipo en Mercedes, Kimi Antonelli, lo presionó en repetidas ocasiones, pero terminó tercero tras dos salidas de pista.

Russell salió desde la pole y lideró la carrera desde el principio, con Mercedes asegurando la primera fila de la parrilla. Antonelli ejerció presión a partir de la quinta vuelta e intentó un adelantamiento en la curva 1, pero terminó en la hierba. Lo volvió a intentar en la curva 8, frenó tarde y volvió a salirse de la pista, quedando por detrás de Lando Norris.

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