Itll be dificult for him not to
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The Canadian Grand Prix was a spectacular affair with drizzle at the start, tense fighting across the fields and a series on unpredictably retirements, but in the end it was again Kimi Antonelli who drew the longest straw to win again. Hamilton and Verstappen were happy to join him on the podium after securing season best results.
In Montreal the silver iron charger died,
With mighty wings and sixty-three applied.
The crown of George was cast into the dust,
As noble gears surrendered to their rust.
Young Prince Antonelli, fierce and bold,
Stepped forward as the new regime untold.
The foreign banners wave across the field,
Where neither knight nor dynasty will yield.
The dying horse emits a final sigh,
Beneath the grey and cold Canadian sky.
Yet from the ash, the ancient feud will grow,
And tracks will burn with fury down below.
He locked up at hair pin. I had to find his onboard to see it.FittingMechanics wrote: ↑24 May 2026, 23:14How did Hamilton drop 5 seconds behind Verstappen, it looked to happen so quickly? Was he off earlier?
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