George Russell hopes Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri ‘keep throwing away points’ in F1 title race - Russell won from pole position at the Canadian Grand Prix while McLaren failed to finish on the podiu

Lando Norris says the new Formula 1 movie contains some reminders of his own rivalry with McLaren teammate Oscar Piastri after their collision at the Canadian Grand Prix

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.

Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri collide as George Russell triumphs at Canadian GP - Norris attempted to pass Piastri across the start-finish line but misjudged the move and hit his team-mate’s car.

George Russell handed Mercedes its first win of the Formula One season with a composed drive at the Canadian Grand Prix on Sunday. The race also saw a major shift in the championship standings, as McLaren's Oscar Piastri moved 22 points clear at the top after teammate Lando Norris collided with him and was forced to retire.

George Russell started from pole and won the Canadian Grand Prix at Circuit Gilles Villeneuve in Montreal, Quebec, on Sunday in a race that featured a crash at the end. Finishing behind Russell were Max Verstappen and Andrea Kimi Antonelli.

Top competitors for the World Drivers Championship and McLaren teammates, Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri, crashed with three laps remaining in the Canadian Grand Prix. George Russell wins behind a safety car for his first win of the season ahead of Max Verstappen.

George Russell secured his first victory of the 2025 Formula 1 season at the Canadian Grand Prix, leading from pole position to the chequered flag in a commanding performance for Mercedes. The British driver finished ahead of championship leader Max Verstappen in second,

Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri collide as George Russell wins Canadian Grand Prix - Mercedes deliver double podium in Montreal but high-speed clash between McLaren team-mates and title rivals will dom

The FIA stewards were busy in the aftermath of the Canadian Grand Prix, with penalties for Lando Norris and protests from Red Bull delaying the final race classification for five hours