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Sportsnaut on MSN · 23h

F1 2025 Canadian Grand Prix: Winners and Losers Including George Russell and Max Verstappen

George Russell ran a perfect race to bring Mercedes its initial 2025 victory after starting from pole position.

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George Russell Holds Off Max Verstappen to Win Canadian F1 Grand Prix 2025

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The winners and losers from F1's 2025 Canadian Grand Prix

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Canadian Grand Prix: Russell leads from Verstappen

Polesitter George Russell will be happy if the rest of the race pans out like this.

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Mercedes blew the rest away in Canada... but they may not know why

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Alert: George Russell of Mercedes wins the Canadian Grand Prix for his first Formula 1 victory of the season

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George Russell mocks Max Verstappen's penalty as he takes pole for Canadian GP

Russell of Mercedes won the pole for the sixth time in his F1 career with a lap of 1 minute, 10.899 seconds to best Verstappen of Red Bull, who was .160 seconds behind.

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Russell wins in Canada as McLarens collide

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Russell snatches 'mighty' pole from Verstappen

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Toto Wolff Drops Bombshell After Canadian GP: 'We Need to Learn Why It Worked'

Getting the first win of the season, Mercedes team boss Toto Wolff spoke about the team's surprise performance and victory at the Canadian Grand Prix.

F1 Canadian GP qualifying: Russell stuns for Mercedes’ first 2025 pole, Norris only seventh

George Russell of Mercedes took pole position for Formula One's 2025 Canadian Grand Prix ahead of Red Bull's Max Verstappen

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Motor racing-Russell wins in Canada after McLarens collide, Norris out

George Russell took Mercedes' first win of the Formula One season in Canada on Sunday while McLaren's Oscar Piastri went 22 points clear in the championship after teammate Lando Norris smashed into him and retired.

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Canada winner Russell 'driving better than ever'

George Russell says he feels like he's "driving better than ever" after winning his first race of the season at the Canadian Grand Prix.