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George Russell Reigns Supreme: Climbs to Fourth in F1 Standings After Canadian GP

Carl Harrison by Carl Harrison
June 15, 2025
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George Russell Reigns Supreme: Climbs to Fourth in F1 Standings After Canadian GP

Jun 15, 2025; Montreal, Quebec, Canada; Mercedes driver George Russell (63) waves after winning the F1 Montreal Grand Prix at Circuit Gilles-Villeneuve. Mandatory Credit: Eric Bolte-Imagn Images

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In a heart-pounding turn of events, the 2025 Canadian Grand Prix witnessed George Russell’s triumphant victory, shaking up the Formula 1 championship standings. Russell’s stellar performance in Montreal left his competitors in the dust, securing his first win of the 2025 season and marking his fourth career Grand Prix victory.

From pole position, Russell dominated the Circuit Gilles Villeneuve, expertly managing the race and fending off Max Verstappen’s attempts to challenge his lead. Meanwhile, rookie Andrea Kimi Antonelli stunned the crowd by clinching third place for Mercedes, claiming his maiden F1 podium in a sensational drive.

However, the race was not without its share of drama. A tense battle between Norris and Piastri ended in a collision that sent Norris crashing into the pit wall, triggering a Safety Car and reshuffling the standings.

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Despite crashing out, Oscar Piastri extended his lead in the Driver Standings with 198 points, followed closely by Lando Norris in second place with 176 points. Max Verstappen held onto third place with 155 points, while George Russell’s impressive win catapulted him to fourth place with 136 points. Charles Leclerc and Lewis Hamilton rounded out the top five, setting the stage for an intense competition in the races to come.

In the Constructors’ Championship, McLaren surged ahead with 374 points, thanks to the consistent podium finishes of Piastri and Norris. Mercedes followed in second place with 199 points after a breakthrough 1-3 finish in Canada. Ferrari and Red Bull trailed behind, setting the stage for a fierce battle among the top teams.

As the dust settles from the Canadian Grand Prix, all eyes are now on the upcoming races to see if Russell can maintain his momentum and if McLaren can hold onto their lead in the championship standings. With the competition heating up, the remainder of the 2025 Formula 1 season promises to deliver thrills, surprises, and intense rivalries.

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