Kimi Antonelli won the 2026 Canadian Grand Prix from second on the grid, passing his way to the front and then pulling clear of Lewis Hamilton by more than ten seconds. The Mercedes driver also set the fastest lap, a 1:14.210 on lap 68, capping a near-perfect afternoon in Montreal.
- 2
Lewis HamiltonFerrari - 1
Kimi AntonelliMercedes - 3
Max VerstappenRed Bull Racing
| Pos | Driver | Team | Time / gap |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Kimi Antonelli | Mercedes | Winner |
| 2 | Lewis Hamilton | Ferrari | +10.768s |
| 3 | Max Verstappen | Red Bull Racing | +11.276s |
| 4 |  Charles Leclerc | Ferrari | +44.151s |
| 5 |  Isack Hadjar | Red Bull Racing | +1.000s |
| 6 |  Franco Colapinto | Alpine | +1.000s |
Pole had gone to George Russell, but the second Mercedes never converted it. Russell retired, and so did Lando Norris, two of the cars expected to fight at the front. Their exits handed Hamilton second and lifted Max Verstappen onto the podium in third.
- Winner
- Kimi Antonelli From P2 on the grid
- Pole position
- George Russell Started P1
- Fastest lap
- Kimi Antonelli 1:14.210 on lap 68
- Winning margin
- 10.768s Over Lewis Hamilton
- Top speed
- 348 km/h Pierre Gasly
- Fastest pit stop
- 23.40s Lando Norris
Ferrari took some comfort from fourth. Charles Leclerc brought his car home behind Verstappen, a solid haul that now reads as the high point before a rough sequence of weekends. Isack Hadjar backed up his recent form with fifth for Red Bull.
The lap-time chart shows Antonelli edging clear in the middle stint while Hamilton held station behind.
Lance Stroll was the biggest mover, climbing seven places through the field. Pierre Gasly recorded the top speed at 348 km/h, a reminder of how much of the Montreal lap rewards a strong engine and a long run to the chicane.
Three wins from four races had Antonelli firmly in control of the championship by this point. The lap-by-lap replay and full classification sit on the Canadian race page.