Canadian Grand Prix 2025 · Race

George Russell won Race at the Canadian Grand Prix in Montréal, Canada on 15 June 2025, round 10 of the 2025 Formula 1 season. Max Verstappen was second and Kimi Antonelli third. The fastest lap of the session was 1:14.119, set by George Russell.

Open interactive telemetry →15 June 2025Montréal

Classification

PosDriverTeamGridTimeBest lapGapPoints
1George RussellMercedes——1:14.119Fastest0
2Max VerstappenRed Bull Racing——1:14.287+0.1680
3Kimi AntonelliMercedes——1:14.455+0.3360
4Oscar PiastriMcLaren——1:14.255+0.1360
5Charles LeclercFerrari——1:14.261+0.1420
6Lewis HamiltonFerrari——1:14.805+0.6860
7Fernando AlonsoAston Martin——1:15.024+0.9050
8Nico HulkenbergKick Sauber——1:15.372+1.2530
9Esteban OconHaas F1 Team——1:14.593+0.4740
10Carlos SainzWilliams——1:14.389+0.2700
11Oliver BearmanHaas F1 Team——1:15.397+1.2780
12Yuki TsunodaRed Bull Racing——1:15.358+1.2390
13Franco ColapintoAlpine——1:16.076+1.9570
14Gabriel BortoletoKick Sauber——1:15.414+1.2950
15Pierre GaslyAlpine——1:14.993+0.8740
16Isack HadjarRacing Bulls——1:16.292+2.1730
17Lance StrollAston Martin——1:14.902+0.7830
18Lando NorrisMcLaren——1:14.229+0.1100
19Liam LawsonRacing Bulls——1:16.320+2.2010
20Alexander AlbonWilliams——1:16.197+2.0780

Lap-by-lap analysis

Lap pace

Lap-by-lap pace for every driver classified in Race at the Canadian Grand Prix, round 10 of the 2025 Formula 1 season, including George Russell's fastest lap of 1:14.119.

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Stints and tyre strategy

Tyre stints and pit stops through Race at the Canadian Grand Prix, the session George Russell won.

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Telemetry comparison

Speed, throttle and brake traces compared lap for lap between any two drivers in Race at the Canadian Grand Prix, round 10 of the 2025 Formula 1 season.

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Fastest laps of the Canadian Grand Prix 2025 — every session of the weekend compared, with sectors and tyres.

Circuit Gilles Villeneuve

Montréal, Canada

Circuit Gilles Villeneuve track map

a circuit on Île Notre-Dame, known for long, fast straights and the Wall of Champions at the exit of the final chicane.

The track

Length
4.361 km
Turns
14
Lap record
1:13.078 (Valtteri Bottas, 2019)
First held
1978

What its races show

Safety car
100% (5 of 5 races)
Virtual safety car
60% (3 of 5 races)

Figures from 5 races at this track in our data (2022–2026).

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