Antonelli surges to F1 Canadian GP win after teammate Russell retires in lead

The Guardian is reporting Antonelli surges to F1 Canadian GP win after teammate Russell retires in lead. Mercedes teenager claims fourth consecutive victoryLewis Hamilton second; Max Verstappen thirdIt is too early to be decisive yet but without doubt George Russell was left cursing his damnable luck as his world championship ambitions took a body blow in Montreal. The British driver was left angry and disconsolate as his Mercedes ground to halt on track at the Canadian Grand Prix and his teammate and title rival Kimi Antonelli powered to a record-breaking victory.Russell must be wondering what he has to do to catch a break in what increasingly looks like a two-way title fight with his Italian teammate. He had claimed victory in the sprint race, then pole and then had an absolutely gripping, toe-to-toe fight with the 19-year-old for the opening 29 laps on the Île Notre-Dame. Continue reading...

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