Russell Triumphs in Canada as McLaren Drivers Crash

Montreal: George Russell, McLaren’s championship championship drivers fell in the last rounds of an interesting and hectic race on Sunday, the first win of the season in Canada Grand Prix.

The 27 -year -old Briton defeated Red Bull’s Red Bull’s four times from Red Bull’s Red Bull’s four times from Red Bull’s Red Bull’s Red Bull to request the fourth career victory of the young Mercedes teammate Kimi Antonelli.

The 18 -year -old Italian rookie became the third largest podium terminist in the history of Formula 1, and with his teammate Lando Norris, McLaren, who survived a collision on the fourth road, calmed down the Late intense pressure from Oscar Piastri, Oscar Piastri.

This allowed Norris to extend his leadership in the 67th round of the 70 -round race in the ranking of the drivers, and broke his front wing while trying to pass straight.

“Yes, I’m sorry,” said Norris Piastri. “They’re all my mistakes, all my mistakes. I’m unlucky, sorry. Stupid for me.”

Charles Leclerc finished in front of Ferrari teammate Lewis Hamilton, Fernando Alonso of Aston Martin and Nico Hulkenberg of Sauber.

Esteban Ocon, in front of Carlos Sainz for Williams, marked his 200th races with a solid score and came ninth for Haas.

Russell has been happy to surrender the team’s first win since Las Vegas Grand Prix last year.

“It was surprising to be in the best step. It was the latest Vegas and I felt like a victory here last year. But today we won the victory thanks to the incredible polar tour, and I’m very happy to see some on the podium.”

Verstappen congratulated both Mercedes drivers.

“Although we struggled in the tires in the first two steps, it was a very good race. We had an aggressive strategy and we managed to wear it there. And today it was the maximum possible for us.”

Antonelli, while the podium was replaced by the great crowd in Gilles Villeneuve was greeted with enthusiasm.

“He was very stressful,” he said. “But I am very happy! I made a good start, I managed to jump to P3, and I just stayed in the front. I’m very happy to bring this podium home.”