Summary

  • Antonelli wins Canadian Grand Prix after Russell retires

  • Mercedes team-mates were locked in thrilling battle before Briton dropped out with power-unit failure

  • Hamilton claimed second ahead of Verstappen, with Leclerc fourth

  • Norris, Alonso, Lindblad, Perez and Albon all failed to finish

  • Antonelli extends advantage in drivers' championship over Russell to 43 points

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Lorraine McKenna

  1. Lap 48/70

    George Russell says he's "lost for words" in the media pen. The Briton tells Sky Sports his car just conked out. He has that sprint win under his belt, but this will be a big loss to the team-mate Kimi Antonelli this weekend.

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    Will: Surely we're all at least low-key hoping Antonelli can keep this up all year and fully seize the opportunity first time of asking. Nothing beats a storied season with a young gun stamping his arrival.

  3. Lap 47/70

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    The two Alpines of Franco Colapinto, sixth, and Pierre Gasly, eighth, are on for double points in Montreal. Liam Lawson is in the top 10 too, splitting the two team-mates.

    Lando Norris has just been mobbed on his way back to the paddock.

  4. Virtual safety car

    Lap 46/70

    There's a bit of debris on track, so the virtual safety car is deployed and a marshals legs it onto the track to pick it up. The VSC is a quick one, so let's go racing again.

  5. Marc Priestley
    Former F1 mechanic on BBC Radio 5 Live

    We are starting to see Mercedes powered cars have technical issues and if you are in one of those positions, if you are are Lewis Hamilton, you want to be up to the back of Max Verstappen because that could become a battle for the lead of the race, if the second Mercedes succumbs to the same trouble as the others.

  6. Lap 45/70

    George Russell has made his way back to the paddock. It will be interesring to hear his thoughts on today's race. His Mercedes team-mate is still out in front by eight seconds from Max Verstappen.

  7. Lap 44/70

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    Isack Hadjar has been handed a 10-second time penalty for multiple changes of direction during his tussle with Charles Leclerc. The Red Bull man is currently in fifth place with a red marker against his name.

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    Jake: Well... just when you think it can't get any worse, It does!

  9. Perez out

    Lap 43/70

    Add Sergio Perez's name to the list! The Cadillac man has pulled up with an issue and that's another driver heading for an early Montreal bath.

  10. Lap 42/70

    So, Lando Norris is out, George Russell has retired, Fernando ALonso is also a goner, retiring when the others were battling out in front and Alex Albon is another who is a DNF today.

  11. Marc Priestley
    Former F1 mechanic on BBC Radio 5 Live

    This is not looking good for Mercedes runners, two mechanical failures from somewhere in that power unit. I would suggest from both Norris and Russell, bringing both their races to an end. Kimi Antonelli will be running out front here and everybody will be nervous.

  12. Team Radio - Antonelli to Mercedes

    Antonelli: "What is this guy doing man?!"

  13. Team Radio - Norris to McLaren

    Norris: "Something is broken in my gear box or something."

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    Matt: Lewis is lighting up those Mediums! Is it Hammertime!?

  15. Lap 41/70

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    Lewis Hamilton has taken the purple stopwatch away from race leader Kimi Antonelli. The seven-time world champion is quitely going about his business and closing the gap to the front two.

    Antonelli is on the radio to voice his feelings about some backmarkers. It looks like it was the Cadillac of Sergio Perez that caused the Italian's heart rate to soar.

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    Paul: Antonelli the new Schumacher. Brilliant and on first name terms with lady luck.

  17. Norris out of the race

    Lap 40/70

    Charles Leclerc finally getas the overtake done on Isack Hadjar, with no fuss, to take P4.

    Meanwhile, world champion Lando Norris is pulling up! The Briton is another driver out of this race, stopping by the hairpin.

  18. Lap 39/70

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    Isack Hadjar needs to be careful with his defending. The Frenchman is pushing the limits on the back straight and Charles Leclerc can't find a way through. Hadjar is fourth, Leclerc is fifth.

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    Jack: How unfortunate. The racing upfront was brilliant while we had it but it looks to be a bit of a procession from here on in, barring another Mercedes going up in smoke.

  20. Lap 38/70

    Can Lewis Hamilton catch Max Verstappen for second? The Ferrari man is certainly gaining on the Red Bull driver with every lap.

    Charles Leclerc is still grappling with Isack Hadjar - and it's a fiesty battle between the pair.