Formula 1: Kimi Antonelli puts on a show in Canada, and Hamilton takes a superb second place.

Kimi Antonelli continued his dream Formula 1 season, winning his fourth consecutive Grand Prix in Montreal and consolidating his championship lead over teammate George Russell. The race was marred by Russell's retirement, McLaren's problems, and the Italian driver's strategic dominance, taking a clear victory ahead of Lewis Hamilton and Max Verstappen.

Close fight and decisive retreat

Il Canadian GP experienced a first half of the race with very high tension, with continuous overtaking between Kimi Antonelli e George RussellOn lap 30, Russell's W17 stopped with a technical problem at the exit of the third esses, forcing the English driver to retire and causing great disappointment for the Mercedes team. Antonelli, free from the pursuit of his teammate, manages the race without problems until the checkered flag.

Podium and test of strength

On the Canadian podium the young Antonelli is accompanied by two legends: Lewis Hamilton, who achieved his best result of the season with Ferrari, and Max Verstappen, overtaken by the British driver with seven laps to go. Charles Leclerc he stopped fourth, thus saving Ferrari's weekend from initial difficulties.

Dark McLaren

La McLaren he's having a difficult Sunday in Montreal: Lando Norris e Oscar piastri They started on intermediate tires but were forced to switch to slicks after a few laps. The result was a compromised weekend, with Norris retiring on lap 41 and Piastri finishing only thirteenth. Alpine took advantage of the opponents' difficulties, placing Franco Colapinto sixth and Pierre Gasly eighth, while closing the top ten Carlos Sainz e Oliver Bearman.