McLaren team-mates Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri collided with four laps to go in the Canadian Grand Prix when fighting over fourth; Norris immediately took complete blame for the crash and said sorr

George Russell won Formula One’s 2025 Canadian Grand Prix for Mercedes ahead of Max Verstappen, while behind the title-contending McLaren drivers collided and Lando Norris retired. The incident occurred just as Oscar Piastri and Norris were homing in on Kimi Antonelli’s third place late in the race,

Piastri was sitting in fourth place with Norris right behind him, but disaster struck for McLaren when the British driver tried to shoot through a gap that wasn't there. Norris clipped his teammate and then collided with the wall, ending his race as a safety car was deployed.

Lando Norris apologised to McLaren and his championship-leading teammate Oscar Piastri on Sunday for a Canadian Grand Prix collision he said broke the first rule of racing.

George Russell controlled proceedings for his first victory of the 2025 Formula 1 season, while Kimi Antonelli scored his first podium, and Lando Norris crashed into teammate and title rival Oscar Piastri. Autoweek rounds up the main talking points from the Canadian Grand Prix.

If Lando Norris thought his ability to withstand the pressure of a title race was coming under scrutiny following a few dodgy qualifying performances this season, he is going to find himself under a serious microscope now.