The starting grid for the 2025 Canadian Grand Prix

Tenth round of the 2025 season of Formula 1, the Canadian Grand Prix takes place this Sunday evening in Montreal, on the Gilles-Villeneuve circuit. After his performance this Saturday, it is George Russell who will start from pole position. The British driver Mercedes will be accompanied on the front line by Max Verstappen (Red Bull) for a departure that promises to be lively.

The second row of the Canadian Grand Prix will be composed ofOscar piastri (McLaren) and Andrea Kimi Antonelli (Mercedes). Lewis Hamilton (Ferrari) and Fernando Alonso (Aston Martin) will form the third line. Lando Norris (McLaren) will only start seventh, ahead of Charles Leclerc (Ferrari). Alex Albon (Williams) and Franco Colapinto (Alpine) will start in the top 10.

On the French side, Isack Hadjar will start from 12th place after receiving three penalty places for obstructing Carlos Sainz in Q1. Esteban Ocon (Haas) will be positioned in 14th place on the grid. Last in qualifying, Pierre Gasly (Alpine) will start 19th since Yuki tsunoda must serve a ten-place penalty for overtaking under a red flag during Free Practice 3.

Join us at 20:00 p.m. (French time) for the start of the 2025 Canadian Grand Prix.

The starting grid for the 2025 Canadian Grand Prix:

1. George Russell – Mercedes
2. Max Verstappen – Red Bull
3. Oscar Piastri – McLaren
4. Kimi Antonelli – Mercedes
5. Lewis Hamilton – Scuderia Ferrari
6. Fernando Alonso – Aston Martin
7. Lando Norris – McLaren
8. Charles Leclerc – Scuderia Ferrari
9. Alex Albon – Williams
10. Franco Colapinto – Alpine
11. Nico Hulkenberg – Sauber
12. Isack Hadjar – Racing Bulls (3 penalty places)
13. Oliver Bearman – Haas
14. Esteban Ocon – Haas
15. Gabriel Bortoleto – Sauber
16. Carlos Sainz – Williams
17. Lance stroll – Aston Martin
18. Liam Lawson – Racing Bulls
19. Yuki Tsunoda – Red Bull (10 place penalty)
    
20. Pierre Gasly – Alpine (departure from the stands)

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