Antonelli conquered even Montreal, Hamilton finally matured on Verstappen
Last night's Canada Grand Prix brought another thrilling drama. While the Italian young man Andrea Kimi Antonelli on the Mercedes continues his sovereign ride and has credited himself with his fourth victory in a row, behind his back was a wild battle for the stage. The greatest excitement was provided by Lewis Hamilton, who in the very end trained Max Verstappen, while the challenging track in Montreal exposed a stop sign to several favorites.
This year's Formula 1 simply has a new king. The Talented Antonelli in Montreal on the Gilles Villeneuve circuit has been unwavering since the start of the race and has come for an absolutely dominant triumph. At the finish line, he had a comfortable pillow for more than ten seconds. In the Horseman Cup, he continues to boldly escape his teammate George Russell.
It was a lot more nerve fighting for silver between Lewis Hamilton on the Ferrari and Max Verstappen with Red Bull. The crucial moment came six rounds before the end, when Hamilton performed a great maneuver and on the outside at the end of the finish line he passed the Dutch. Verstappen was immediately preparing a rematch, but in the penultimate round of the hairpin raid, he was punctured, lost contact and had to settle for the third rung. Just below the level of the winners, the second pilot Ferrari Charles Leclerc finished the race.
This time, the demanding MontReal track has been very few, and the race has turned into one big burial ground for the favorites. The target was not seen by George Russell, Lando Norris, Fernando Alonso or Sergio Pérez due to technical problems or accidents. But this was used perfectly by predators from the middle of the field. Isack Hadjar brought Red Bull to a great fifth place, Franco Colapinto won the sixth place for Alpine, and Liam Lawson was the hero of the conclusion, who, after a tough fight with Gazly, defended the seventh position.