1. For the seventh straight year at the Canadian GP, the winner was a front row winner, with six front row winners.
2. The combination of Max Verstappen (85), Lewis Hamilton (194) and Fernando Alonso (104) forms the highest-paid podium in Formula 1 with a total of 383 top-three finishes
3. Montreal is the eighth circuit where Hamilton has had ten or more podiums.
4. Alex Albon’s seventh place was the Williams team’s best finish in a full race since Nicholas Latifi finished seventh at the 2021 Hungarian GP. It was also her best result of the year
5. Max Verstappen secured his 41st career win, equaling Ayrton Senna’s win tally.
6. Twenty of those wins came from pole position, taking his pole-to-win ratio to a whopping 80%.
7. This race is only the second time this year that both Ferrari cars have finished in the top five together.
8. Alonso has more podiums this year (6) than Mercedes and Ferrari this year (5).
9. It’s the first time Alonso has scored over 100 points in a season since leaving Ferrari
10. With victory in all eight races this season, Red Bull equaled Mercedes’ best start to the season. OnlyMcLaren has surpassed that with 11 wins since early 1988.
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