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Lando Norris finished qualifying in P7, after he failed to live up to his car's potential, which he sees as lacking its usual advantage. What does Norris say of his P7 at the line? "Not ideal. Just too many mistakes,
Championship leaders McLaren admitted that they are in damage limitation mode ahead of today’s Canadian Grand Prix after being outpaced by
Oscar Piastri believes he’s in the fight for victory at the Canadian Grand Prix but it’s not a slam dunk win for McLaren this weekend given the competitive picture.George Russell will start from pole position with Max Verstappen alongside him,
Following FP1 and FP2 yesterday, it is now time to look ahead to the relevant parts of the weekend. But before, the teams will show a bit of what they had in store in this upcoming session: It's FP3 for the Canadian Grand Prix.
After their wildly controversial coming together in Barcelona two weekends ago, all eyes will be on George Russell and Max Verstappen when they start alongside each other on the front row of Sunday’s Canadian Grand Prix.
While Verstappen almost pinched pole, teammate Yuki Tsunoda again failed to make Q3. Worse, for the first time since Miami he was qualifying with the same-spec car as Verstappen, having had to roll back to an earlier version owing to his massive Q1 crash in Imola.
Mercedes' George Russell snatched pole position for the Canadian Grand Prix from Red Bull's Max Verstappen. Russell beat Verstappen by 0.160 seconds to grab the fastest time just seconds after the Dutchman himself had taken it away from McLaren's Oscar Piastri.
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GPblog on MSNWhy Mercedes believes it can challenge the McLaren's and Verstappen after 'really solid day'Mercedes delivered an exceptionally strong performance in the second free practice session. George Russell topped the timesheets, with Kimi Antonelli finishing in third. Mercedes communications chief Bradley Lord appeared very pleased with the results.