At the Circuit Gilles Villeneuve in Montreal, George Russell seized pole position for the Canadian Grand Prix in the final seconds of Saturday qualifying, edging his Mercedes team-mate Kimi Antonelli by a mere 0.068 seconds. It is a story as old as competition itself — the moment when preparation meets a fleeting window of possibility, and a driver finds something within himself that even he did not know was there. Russell's last-lap redemption, coming after an uncertain session and a tense morning sprint, reminds us that in sport, as in life, the final moment often rewrites the entire story.
Russell snatches Canada pole on final lap as Antonelli falls just short
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