Formula 1

Kimi Antonelli may have his first F1 podium at just 18 years old, but he isn't the youngest ever podium finisher

Lando Norris has been given a five-second penalty for the Canadian Grand Prix he crashed out of, rather than a grid drop for the next Formula 1 race in Austria

Mercedes claimed its first Formula 1 victory of the 2025 season courtesy of George Russell at the Canadian Grand Prix

Mercedes' Canadian Grand Prix breakthrough was totally against recent F1 form. Mark Hughes explains why it happened

The Canadian GP stewards have dismissed a protest against race winner George Russell after Red Bull alleged the Mercedes driver drove erratically and showed “unsportsmanlike intent”

Josef Newgarden was taken out of the lead in a massive accident with rookie Louis Foster that sent Newgarden upside down, partly onto the pitwall and then across the Gateway oval track

Haas became Formula 1's first American-led team in 30 years when they debuted in Australia a decade ago. Fast forward to this weekend's Canadian Grand Prix and Gene Haas' operation have become part of the furniture as they line up for their 200th race.

The 2025 Formula 1 season continues to spring surprises – no McLarens on the front row in Montreal. Instead, Mercedes’s George Russell has his first pole of the year, with old rival Max Verstappen alongside him for Red Bull.

Chloe Chambers kept her nerve to bring home her first victory of the 2025 F1 ACADEMY season in Montreal Race 3, setting herself up as Doriane Pin’s closest title rival.

George Russell executed a great getaway from his first pole position of the season in the Canadian Grand Prix, fending off Max Verstappen and Oscar Piastri to maintain the lead around the Circuit Gilles Villeneuve.

The season-long battle between McLaren team mates Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri came to a head in the closing stages of the Canadian Grand Prix, with the collision ending the Briton's race prematurely.

George Russell has clinched Mercedes’ first victory of the season in the Canadian Grand Prix, a race that ended in dramatic style after a collision between McLaren team mates Oscar Piastri and Lando Norris that saw the latter crash out.

Mercedes achieved their best weekend of the season so far at the hands of George Russell, who converted his pole position to a win ahead of Max Verstappen and Kimi Antonelli in a frenetic Canadian Grand Prix.

George Russell held onto the lead of the Canadian Grand Prix to cross the line ahead of Max Verstappen and Kimi Antonelli, with the race finishing under the Safety Car after Lando Norris drove into the back of his team mate.

Lando Norris has apologised to McLaren team mate Oscar Piastri for their late-race collision in the Canadian Grand Prix, with the Briton blaming himself for “being stupid” by attempting a move that he “misjudged”.

George Russell took pole position ahead of Max Verstappen and Oscar Piastri for the 2025 Canadian Formula 1 Grand Prix