The title battle finally came alive - then Antonelli took control
Summary
At the Canadian Grand Prix, Kimi Antonelli won after George Russell retired due to a power failure, extending Antonelli’s lead in the Formula 1 drivers' championship to 43 points. The race featured a close and intense battle between the two Mercedes teammates on a cold, wet track.Key Facts
- Kimi Antonelli is 43 points ahead of teammate George Russell in the drivers' championship.
- George Russell retired after 30 laps because of a suspected power-unit failure.
- Antonelli won the Canadian Grand Prix, his fourth win in a row.
- The battle between Antonelli and Russell was close and involved several position changes.
- The race was held on a cold and damp Circuit Gilles Villeneuve track.
- McLaren started the race on dry track but used wet-weather tyres due to the conditions.
- Russell expressed frustration about bad luck affecting his chances, including previous technical problems.
- Team boss Toto Wolff warned both drivers to race carefully after some incidents during the race.
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