“It’s definitely not how I would have liked to get on in FP2.Red Bull reportedly have until September to exercise their option on Yuki Tsunoda.because it is becoming a car we can fight with.we have some major talking points to bring you up to speed with.Carlos Sainz has apologised to Alex Albon.Norris stayed out and looked to gain track position if he could.McLaren hit back in Miami where Lando Norris drove the upgraded MCL38 to his first grand prix win.a time that was set by Russell.

”Key takeaways from the Canadian Grand Prix👉Canadian GP conclusions: Villeneuve v Ricciardo and Russells new nickname👉Canadian GP driver ratings: Record low score for Sergio Perez horror showCarlos Sainz is Williams ‘number one target’ to partner Alex AlbonWith Albon already confirmed for next season having signed a new multi-year extension with Williams.as Red Bull’s Max Verstappen and Sergio Perez.5 points clear of what compatriot Michael Schumacher wound up with.so that let us off the hook somewhat.We have the next instalment from that war of words.and his resulting points total has him further down the top 10 list than he deserves.

Russell revealed that he felt compelled to salvage a podium after missing out on a chance to fight Verstappen for victory – and he paid tribute to Hamilton for a “really hard and fair fight” with third place on the lineSainz subsequently took to Instagram to apologise not only to Ferrari but also Albon.It was third time lucky for Russell as he demoted the Australian to fifth at Turn 13.”Read next: Valtteri Bottas airs ‘only worry over F1 2026 rules after FIA reveal new-look cars.“Being very honest with you.shorter and narrower than before – with 30 kilograms knocked off the current minimum weight.