George Russell vince la sprint del GP del Canada di F1 dopo lo scontro con Antonelli

George Russell ha conquistato la vittoria nella gara sprint del Gran Premio del Canada di Formula 1 a Montreal. Il suo compagno di squadra in Mercedes Kimi Antonelli ha tentato ripetuti attacchi, ma ha concluso al terzo posto dopo due escursioni fuori pista.

Russell è partito dalla pole position e ha guidato fin dall'inizio, con la Mercedes che ha occupato l'intera prima fila. Antonelli ha esercitato pressione a partire dal quinto giro e ha tentato un sorpasso alla curva 1, finendo però sull'erba. Ci ha riprovato alla curva 8, ma ha frenato in ritardo finendo nuovamente sull'erba e scivolando dietro a Lando Norris.

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