McLaren arrived in Canada with podium pace. They left with a DNF, P11, and a strategy gamble that destroyed everything. Can they recover lost momentum in Monaco?

The Canadian Grand Prix was a modern-day classic with huge implications for this year’s title fight, but who were the big winners and losers?

Kimi Antonelli took his fourth consecutive victory at the Canadian Grand Prix as George Russell suffered a heartbreaking reliability-related exit after treating us to non-stop battles for the lead. Lewis Hamilton and Max Verstappen completed the podium in a chaotic race that recorded six DNFs.

From the Mercedes pair likely to bang wheels once more and McLaren ready to capitalise on any chaos ahead, to damp weather throwing a curveball in the mix, here's everything to look out for in the 2026 Canadian Grand Prix.

Aston Martin-supported Mathilda Paatz scored her first victory in F1 Academy in the reverse-grid race, taking the win from fourth on the grid for Prema.

Noel Leon took his maiden F2 victory on the streets of Montréal, becoming the first Mexican driver to win an F2 race in the modern era.

The third sprint race of the season took place in Canada. Russell narrowly held onto the lead to seal eight crucial points after a clash with his teammate caused commotion within Mercedes.

Trident’s Laurens van Hoepen took pole position for the first time in Formula 2 with a stellar qualifying lap in Canada. The Dutch driver has been the central figure in a massive upswing of form in his maiden F2 season, lifting his team’s spirits early in the season. Trident’s last pole position came back in 2024, when Richard Verschoor took pole around the Baku Street Circuit....keep reading

Alisha Palmowski converted pole to victory at F1 Academy's Opening Race in Montreal, taking her first win of the 2026 season with a 10-second margin to podium-finishers Megan Bruce and Mathilda Paatz.

Rodin Motorsport's Alex Dunne was among four Formula 2 drivers who received penalties following Qualifying on Friday in Montréal.

Alisha Palmowski scored her second pole position of the 2026 F1 Academy season in Montréal, taking pole for the Opening Race and Feature Race.

After just a single practice session filled with disruptions, the drivers headed into Sprint Qualifying at the Circuit Gilles Villeneuve, which is hosting a sprint weekend for the first time.

Find out what happened in Formula 2 qualifying in Montréal.

After having just one Grand Prix throughout the last seven weeks, the Circuit Gilles Villeneuve plays host to the 55th Canadian Grand Prix and its maiden sprint weekend.

Formula 2’s latest campaign may only be two rounds in, and while the likes of Nikola Tsolov and Rafa Câmara have emerged strong contenders after the opening rounds, another standout name has been Hitech’s Ritomo Miyata. The Japanese driver, now into his third F2 season, has finally gotten to grips with the handling of the car. He currently holds a lowest finish of 12th, scoring points in three of the four races in 2026.

Mercedes’ George Russell is keeping a level head amidst the title fight with teammate Kimi Antonelli– winner of the last three races.

Esteban Ocon has finally addressed the viral rumours surrounding his future at Haas, and he didn’t hold back.

When you’ve won on a track seven times in your career, confidence should be at a high, but a dominant Mercedes may be cause for worry. Lewis Hamilton speculates on the Canada pecking order and reminisces on his Canada race wins.

Formula One returns to North America this weekend with one of the most popular races on the calendar.

DIVEBOMB's Jasmin Low and Meghana Sree preview Formula 2 and F1 Academy in Montreal