Check out the complete F1 results from the 2025 Canadian Grand Prix at the Circuit Gilles Villeneuve in Montreal. Mercedes’ George Russell has won the Canadian Grand Prix, leading home Red Bull’s Max Verstappen and Mercedes teammate Kimi Antonelli as McLaren failed to reach the podium for the first time this season after a late-race collision between Oscar Piastri and Lando Norris.

British driver George Russell of Mercedes won the Canadian Grand Prix on Sunday, ahead of Red Bull’s Max Verstappen just 0.228 seconds behind, with Russell’s Mercedes teammate Kimi Antonelli in third.

Piastri is now 22 points ahead of Norris after 10 rounds in F1 2025. Max Verstappen has closed in on the top two after Canada, following his second-place finish. George Russell is an outside title contender following his first win since Las Vegas last year.

F1 star Lance Stroll was handed an FIA penalty at the Canadian Grand Prix after Alex Albon was forced to retire from the race. As Stroll battled Pierre Gasly at the final chicane, the Aston Martin star pushed the Alpine wide and onto the grass, with the incident immediately referred to the stewards.

Lance Stroll cited "medical privacy" in refusing to discuss the specifics of the wrist injury or medical procedure that kept the Formula 1 driver from participating in the Spanish Grand Prix two weeks ago.

Stroll missed the Spanish GP through injury but returns for his home grand prix this weekend; watch every session of the Canadian GP weekend from Friday live on Sky Sports F1

(Reuters) -Formula One driver Lance Stroll has been declared fit to race at his home Canadian Grand Prix after recovering from hand and wrist pain, his Aston Martin team said on Wednesday. The 26-year-old Canadian had missed the Spanish Grand Prix on June 1 due to the problem,

George Russell fended off Max Verstappen to claim an impressive first victory of the 2025 F1 season at the Canadian Grand Prix.

Formula One driver Lance Stroll has been declared fit to race at his home Canadian Grand Prix after recovering from hand and wrist pain, his Aston Martin team said on Wednesday.

Formula One driver Lance Stroll has been declared fit to race at his home Canadian Grand Prix after recovering from hand and wrist pain, his Aston Martin team said on Wednesday.