Canadian Grand Prix

George Russell won round 10 of the 2025 Formula 1 season at the Canadian Grand Prix for Mercedes, ahead of Max Verstappen (Red Bull Racing) and Kimi Antonelli (Mercedes).

20 of the 20 starters were classified with no retirements. The winning time was 1h 31m 52.688s.

Carlos Sainz made up the most ground, starting 16th and finishing 10th — a gain of 6 places for Williams.

Alexander Albon lost the most, dropping from 9th on the grid to 20th at the flag (11 places).

14 drivers finished in a different position to where they started.

The fastest lap of the race went to George Russell (Mercedes) on lap 63, a 1m 14.119s on hard tyres.

82 pit stops were made across 20 cars, an average of 4.1 per driver.

The shortest time in the pit lane belonged to Carlos Sainz (Williams) at 18.1s on lap 67. That figure covers the full pit-lane transit, not the stationary time — a modern crew changes four tyres in around two seconds.

Air temperature ranged from 23°C to 26°C, with track temperature between 47°C and 50°C. Rain was recorded during the session, affecting 1 of 167 readings.

30 team radio messages were captured during the Canadian Grand Prix, covering driver reactions, strategy calls and pit wall instructions as the race unfolded.