Russell Wins, Kimi Podiums, Norris Fumbles | Canadian GP 2025 Recap

The 2025 Canadian Grand Prix delivered another twist in this already chaotic F1 season, with George Russell becoming the fourth different winner of the year and Kimi Antonelli getting his first-ever F1 podium. We break down the big moments from a race that started slow but ended in classic Montréal drama—including the tire gambles that turned into a strategic headache for some drivers. Plus, the McLaren boys brought fireworks in the closing laps with Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri finally making contact.Off the track, the F1 world is buzzing. Lance Stroll made a quiet return to the grid after missing Spain due to a mysterious wrist flare-up. In Italy, rumors are swirling about Fred Vasseur’s future at Ferrari— could we get Guenther Steiner back on deck? And as silly season heats up, all eyes are on George Russell: where will he race in 2026? Brad Pitt’s F1 movie was also everywhere this weekend—especially at Turn 10. Don’t miss our full breakdown and quick reactions to one of the more measured race weekends of the season.⏱️ Timestamps:0:00 – Intro, overview, and how Canadian GP compares to previous races4:18 – Russell wins, Antonelli stuns with a podium – 4th unique winner of 202510:08 – McLaren drama: Norris mistake and a big incident with Piastri17:23 – Brad Pitt’s movie dominates Turn 10 visuals18:38 – Championship check-in: Midfield fight heats up behind the McLarens20:34 – Pirelli’s soft C6 tire fails again—strategy chaos all around28:45 – Best team radio: Albon, Leclerc, and Alonso bring the sass34:11 – Big names return: Stroll, Max (no ban!), and Davide Valsecchi40:36 – Quick Reaction: Is Fred Vasseur on the hot seat?46:47 – Quick Reaction: George Russell’s 2026 future51:40 – Wrap-up and looking ahead to Canadian GP changes in 2026