George Russell has retained his Canadian Grand Prix victory after the stewards rejected a protest from Red Bull.
The investigation was sparked following a shock collision involving McLaren duo Oscar Piastri and Lando Russell, resulting in the retirement of the latter and sparking the introduction of a safety car with three laps remaining at the Circuit Gilles Villeneuve.
READ MORE: Breaking: George Russell keeps Canadian GP victory as Red Bull protest rejected
F1 stewards hand Lando Norris unusual penalty after Oscar Piastri collision
Lando Norris has received a five-second time penalty for being judged at fault for causing the collision with Oscar Piastri, on lap 67 of the Canadian Grand Prix.
The incident occurred along the start-finish straight with four laps remaining of the 70-lap event, with the duo clashing for the first time this season in earnest in their battle for the F1 drivers' championship.
READ MORE: F1 stewards hand Lando Norris unusual penalty after Oscar Piastri collision
2025 Le Mans 24 Hours - Full results
The #53 customer Ferrari AF Course team has won the 24 Hours of Le Mans, triumphing at the iconic endurance race.
Former F1 driver Robert Kubica drove the car across the line, clinching victory for himself and team-mates Yifei Ye and Phil Hanson.
McLaren issue verdict over bombshell Lando Norris - Oscar Piastri crash
McLaren team principal Andrea Stella echoed Lando Norris' admission of fault for his costly clash with Oscar Piastri at the Canadian Grand Prix.
The team-mates came to blows with three laps of the 70 remaining at the Circuit Gilles Villeneuve as they fought over fourth position.
READ MORE: McLaren issue verdict over bombshell Lando Norris - Oscar Piastri crash
Liam Lawson finds crumb of comfort in Montreal misery
Liam Lawson revealed there was one small silver lining to arguably his worst weekend of the Formula 1 season to date.
Despite the Racing Bulls machinery suggesting across the three practice sessions for the Canadian Grand Prix that it was strong enough for at least a place in Q2, failure to exploit the potential of the new-for-this-season C6 soft tyre cost Lawson severely.
READ MORE: Liam Lawson finds crumb of comfort in Montreal misery
F1 drivers handed future 'higher penalties' warning after seven escape following Canadian GP
Seven F1 drivers, including debut podium claimer Kimi Antonelli, have all been handed warnings for overtaking under safety car conditions after the chequered flag in the Canadian Grand Prix.
The investigation was sparked by an incident on lap 67 of 70 when Lando Norris ran into the back of McLaren team-mate Oscar Piastri in attempting to overtake along the start-finish straight.
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