Canadian Grand Prix: Verstappen Wins, Equaling Senna's Record

Verstappen Dominates, Secures 25th Career Pole

Max Verstappen of Red Bull Racing emerged victorious in the 2023 Canadian Grand Prix, held at the Circuit Gilles Villeneuve in Montreal. The Dutch driver's triumph marked a significant milestone, equaling the legendary Ayrton Senna's career total of 41 victories.

Verstappen's dominance was evident throughout the weekend. He claimed pole position on Saturday, marking his 25th career pole. In the race, he led from start to finish, holding off a late challenge from Ferrari's Carlos Sainz to secure his sixth victory from eight races in 2023.

Williams and Albon Shine

In addition to Verstappen's victory, the weekend was also notable for Williams Racing and Alexander Albon. The Thai driver secured his highest finish of the season with a P7, giving Williams their best result of the year.

Russell Leads Mercedes Charge

In Friday practice, Lewis Hamilton and George Russell showed strong pace for Mercedes, finishing first and second respectively. However, they were unable to match Verstappen's dominance in the race, with Russell finishing third and Hamilton fifth.

Norris Excited for McLaren's Performance

Lando Norris of McLaren expressed excitement for his team's potential in the upcoming race. Despite a challenging start to the season, Norris believes McLaren can challenge for better results in Canada.

Canadian GP Live Coverage

For the latest updates and best video from the Canadian GP, follow live coverage at [website address]. The qualifying session begins at 2100 BST, while the race starts at 1900 BST.