Formula 1 crosses the Atlantic to arrive at one of the most emblematic and demanding circuits on the calendar: the Canadian Grand Prix. The Circuit Gilles-Villeneuve, located on the picturesque Île Notre-Dame and surrounded by the waters of the Saint Lawrence River, prepares to host the drivers of the premier class of motorsport. This track combines speed, precision, and risk, where any mistake can be decisive.
Tension at Mercedes
The Mercedes team is going through its particular "civil war" with Antonelli at the helm, while George Russell struggles to keep pace. The Briton has had several races behind his teammate, and Canada appears as a key opportunity to close the gap in the championship. The Montreal circuit, with tight corners and close walls, represents a test of technical and mental skill, where any mistake can end with a crash against the barriers.
The Canadian circuit is famous for its final chicane and the well-known Wall of Champions, a point that has marked the history of Formula 1. Even world champions have suffered accidents in that corner, making the event a constant challenge for drivers and teams.
Where to watch the action
Fans will be able to follow all sessions, qualifying, and races through MARCA.com and Radio MARCA. Additionally, television broadcasting will be available on DAZN and Movistar+, ensuring that no one misses the weekend's action.
Canadian Grand Prix 2026 Schedule
Friday, May 22:
- Free Practice 1: 18:30h
- Sprint Qualifying: 22:30h
Saturday, May 23:
- Sprint Race: 18:00h (23 laps)
- Qualifying: 22:00h
Sunday, May 24:
- Race: 22:00h (70 laps)
The Canadian Grand Prix promises to be a spectacle full of tension, strategy, and unforgettable moments on one of the most iconic circuits in the world.