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Round 5 · 22–24 May 2026Completed

Canadian Grand Prix 2026

Circuit Gilles Villeneuve, Montreal, Canada. A sprint weekend with Sprint Qualifying, the Sprint, Qualifying and the Grand Prix. Session times, live stream, weather, results and circuit guide.

Live timing
Andrea Kimi Antonelli

Winner

Andrea Kimi Antonelli

Mercedes

1:28:15.758

Weekend schedule

Your local time
  1. Practice 1
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    Done
  2. Sprint Qualifying
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    Done
  3. Sprint
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    Done
  4. Qualifying
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    Done
  5. Race
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    Done

Weather in Montreal

Montreal

Grand Prix classification

Race results

PosDriverTime / statusPts
1
Andrea Kimi AntonelliMercedes
1:28:15.758 FL 25
2
Lewis HamiltonFerrari
+10.768 18
3
Max VerstappenRed Bull Racing
+11.276 15
4
Charles LeclercFerrari
+44.151 12
5
Isack HadjarRed Bull Racing
+5.033 10
6
Franco ColapintoAlpine
+19.510 8
7
Liam LawsonRacing Bulls
+34.235 6
8
Pierre GaslyAlpine
+34.572 4
9
Carlos SainzWilliams
+58.014 2
10
Oliver BearmanHaas
+59.049 1
11
Oscar PiastriMcLaren
+12.699
12
Nico HülkenbergAudi
+14.182
13
Gabriel BortoletoAudi
+21.156
14
Esteban OconHaas
+1:08.635
15
Lance StrollAston Martin
+18.397
16
Valtteri BottasCadillac
+53.390
DNF
Sergio PérezCadillac
Retired
DNF
Lando NorrisMcLaren
Retired
DNF
George RussellMercedes
Retired
DNF
Fernando AlonsoAston Martin
Retired
DNF
Alexander AlbonWilliams
Retired
W
Arvid LindbladRacing Bulls
Did not start

Sprint results

PosDriverTime / statusPts
1
George RussellMercedes
28:50.951 8
2
Lando NorrisMcLaren
+1.272 7
3
Andrea Kimi AntonelliMercedes
+1.843 FL 6
4
Oscar PiastriMcLaren
+9.797 5
5
Charles LeclercFerrari
+9.929 4
6
Lewis HamiltonFerrari
+10.545 3
7
Max VerstappenRed Bull Racing
+15.935 2
8
Arvid LindbladRacing Bulls
+29.710 1
9
Franco ColapintoAlpine
+31.621
10
Carlos SainzWilliams
+36.793
11
Liam LawsonRacing Bulls
+1:01.344
12
Gabriel BortoletoAudi
+1:01.814
13
Esteban OconHaas
+1:04.209
14
Sergio PérezCadillac
+1:10.402
15
Nico HülkenbergAudi
+1:12.158
16
Lance StrollAston Martin
+13.127
17
Valtteri BottasCadillac
+17.861
18
Oliver BearmanHaas
+23.846
19
Alexander AlbonWilliams
+53.493
20
Pierre GaslyAlpine
+1:08.477
21
Isack HadjarRed Bull Racing
+18.135
DNF
Fernando AlonsoAston Martin
Retired

Pole: George Russell

Qualifying

PosDriverQ1Q2Q3
1
George RussellMercedes
1:13.9531:13.0791:12.578
2
Andrea Kimi AntonelliMercedes
1:13.3801:13.0761:12.646
3
Lando NorrisMcLaren
1:13.5031:13.0491:12.729
4
Oscar PiastriMcLaren
1:13.5591:13.2851:12.781
5
Lewis HamiltonFerrari
1:13.7671:13.0411:12.868
6
Max VerstappenRed Bull Racing
1:14.0671:13.4791:12.907
7
Isack HadjarRed Bull Racing
1:13.6541:12.9751:12.935
8
Charles LeclercFerrari
1:13.8251:13.4961:12.976
9
Arvid LindbladRacing Bulls
1:13.8951:13.5481:13.280
10
Franco ColapintoAlpine
1:14.4661:13.8571:13.697
11
Nico HülkenbergAudi
1:14.5621:13.886–
12
Liam LawsonRacing Bulls
1:14.3461:13.897–
13
Gabriel BortoletoAudi
1:14.7751:14.071–
14
Pierre GaslyAlpine
1:14.6981:14.187–
15
Carlos SainzWilliams
1:14.2761:14.273–
16
Oliver BearmanHaas
1:14.4491:14.416–
17
Esteban OconHaas
1:14.845––
18
Alexander AlbonWilliams
1:14.851––
19
Fernando AlonsoAston Martin
1:15.196––
20
Sergio PérezCadillac
1:15.429––
21
Lance StrollAston Martin
1:16.195––
22
Valtteri BottasCadillac
1:16.272––
Circuit Gilles Villeneuve, Montreal Photo: Jp Valery · CC0

Circuit Gilles Villeneuve: circuit guide

Circuit length
4.361 km
Race laps
70
Race distance
305.27 km
Corners
14
First Grand Prix
1978
Direction
Clockwise

Circuit Gilles Villeneuve is the home of the Canadian Grand Prix, set on Notre Dame Island in the St Lawrence River in Montreal, Canada. Much of the man-made island was built for the Expo 67 world's fair, and almost half the lap runs alongside the rowing basin created for the 1976 Olympics. Opened as the Île Notre-Dame Circuit in 1978, it was renamed in 1982 after Gilles Villeneuve, who won its first race.

Between races the circuit is part of Parc Jean-Drapeau and open to walkers, cyclists and skaters, so each Grand Prix weekend starts with little rubber on the surface. The lap alternates between quick straights and slow chicanes that demand hard braking, plus a tight hairpin, so it is tough on brakes. The final chicane leads past the famous Wall of Champions.

  • Renamed in 1982 in honour of Gilles Villeneuve, winner of its first race.
  • The Wall of Champions earned its name in 1999 after catching three world champions.
  • Almost half the lap runs alongside the 1976 Olympic rowing basin.

What to watch for: Brake wear and walls that can trigger Safety Car periods are constant factors, with the hairpin and the braking zone for the final chicane the prime overtaking spots.

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