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Canadian Grand Prix
Circuit Gilles Villeneuve · Montreal, Canada
Circuit Gilles Villeneuve · Montreal, Canada
Circuit Gilles Villeneuve · Montreal, Canada
The 2026 Canadian Grand Prix was won by Kimi Antonelli (Mercedes). Lewis Hamilton (Ferrari) finished second, with Max Verstappen (Red Bull) completing the podium. The fastest lap was set by Kimi Antonelli (1:14.210).
P1
Kimi Antonelli
Mercedes
P2
Lewis Hamilton
Ferrari
P3
Max Verstappen
Red Bull
Racing Profile
How The Favorites Have Fared Here
What the record books say going into this race.
Lewis Hamilton: 38 starts without a win
Last won the 2024 Belgian Grand Prix. Career: 105 wins in 384 starts.
384 career starts
Esteban Ocon: 6 points finishes in 6 starts here
That is 100% at this circuit against 50% in the rest of their career. The odds of a gap that big by chance are about 1 in 64. Best finish here: P6.
6 starts here
Mercedes: 4 wins in 4 races
A team has won that many of the first 4 rounds in 12 of 76 earlier seasons with at least 4 rounds, most recently Red Bull in 2023. Mercedes have won 4 in a row.
76 seasons compared
Valtteri Bottas: 73 starts without a podium
Last on the podium at the 2021 Saudi Arabian Grand Prix. Career: 67 podiums in 250 starts.
250 career starts
Kimi Antonelli: 3 straight wins
Kimi Antonelli has won in each of the last 3 races. At their career rate (11%), the odds of a run like that are about 1 in 813.
28 career starts
George Russell: 20 straight points finishes
George Russell has scored points in each of the last 20 races. At their career rate (58%), the odds of a run like that are less than 1 in 1,000.
156 career starts
Nico Hulkenberg: 253 starts without a win
The longest winless run to begin a career in F1 history.
253 career starts
Fernando Alonso: 227 starts without a win
Last won the 2013 Spanish Grand Prix. Career: 32 wins in 429 starts.
429 career starts
Lance Stroll: 193 starts without a win
The 3rd-longest winless run to begin a career in F1 history.
193 career starts
Oscar Piastri: 4 straight podiums
Oscar Piastri has finished on the podium in each of the last 4 races. At their career rate (39%), the odds of a run like that are about 1 in 44.
72 career starts
Lance Stroll: 5 points finishes in 7 starts here
That is 71% at this circuit against 33% in the rest of their career. The odds of a gap that big by chance are about 1 in 24. Best finish here: P7.
7 starts here
George Russell: 2 podiums in 5 starts here
That is 40% at this circuit against 16% in the rest of their career. The odds of a gap that big by chance are about 1 in 6. 1 win here.
5 starts here
Computed from official results. Every card shows the sample behind it, and the odds compare each driver with their own record.
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Paddock Picks
10 props for the Canadian GP: Over/Under, Yes/No, Higher/Lower. How well do you know the grid?
Session Schedule
Race Recap
Kimi Antonelli took victory at the Canadian Grand Prix.
Championship Swing
What stood out in this race, measured against F1 history.
George Russell's 20-race points streak ends
George Russell retired after 20 straight points finishes. At their career rate, the odds of a run that long are less than 1 in 1,000.
156 career starts
Lance Stroll gained 7 places
Started P22, finished P15. 900 of 8,394 finishes since 2000 (11%) gained that many places or more.
8,394 finishes compared
5 drivers retired
11 of the previous 96 races since 2022 (11%) had 5 or more retirements.
96 races since 2022
Oscar Piastri's 4-race podium streak ends
Oscar Piastri finished P11 after 4 straight podiums. At their career rate, the odds of a run that long are about 1 in 44.
72 career starts
Max Verstappen is back on the podium after 4 races
First podium since the 2025 Abu Dhabi Grand Prix.
238 career starts
Computed from official results. Every card shows the sample behind it, and the odds compare each driver with their own record.
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Pit Position Projection