Antonelli wins chaotic Canadian GP as Russell retires from lead battle

On a cold and damp Sunday in Montreal, the Canadian Grand Prix became less a contest of speed than a test of survival, as mechanical failures and strategic miscalculations stripped away contender after contender. Andrea Kimi Antonelli, steady where others faltered, inherited a race that the field seemed determined to give away, crossing the line with six seconds to spare over Lewis Hamilton. The victory, his second of the season, was shaped as much by fortune and attrition as by skill — a reminder that in motorsport, endurance is often indistinguishable from excellence.