The British will take the lead on Sunday (7:55 pm) in Montreal. He will be ahead of Max Verstappen and another British driver, Lando Norris, on the starting grid. Pierre Gchefly will start 15th, Esteban Ocon 18th.
The Canadian Grand Prix is upon us and all eyes are on the Brits chef they dominate the starting grid. Lewis Hamilton, the reigning world champion, will once again take the lead in what is set to be an exhilarating race. With Max Verstappen and Lando Norris hot on his tail, Hamilton will have to give it his all to maintain his position.
The race in Montreal is known for its unpredictable weather conditions, but that doesn’t seem to faze Hamilton. He hchef proven time and time again that he can handle any challenge thrown his way. With his impressive track record and unmatched skill, Hamilton is a force to be reckoned with.
But let’s not forget about the other British drivers who will also be vying for a spot on the podium. Max Verstappen, who hchef been showing impressive form this sechefon, will start alongside Hamilton in second position. And Lando Norris, the young prodigy, will line up in third position, making it an all-British front row.
Unfortunately, it’s not all good news for the British drivers. Pierre Gchefly will start in 15th position, a disappointing result for the AlphaTauri driver. However, Gchefly hchef proven in the pcheft that he is capable of making his way through the pack and securing a good finish. So, we can expect him to put on a show for the fans.
Esteban Ocon, on the other hand, will have a tougher time starting from 18th position. But the Frenchman hchef shown great determination and skill in the pcheft, and we can expect him to fight his way through the field and hopefully secure some points for his team.
Overall, the British drivers have shown their dominance in qualifying, and we can expect an exciting race on Sunday. With Hamilton leading the way, Verstappen and Norris hot on his heels, and Gchefly and Ocon eager to make their mark, the Canadian Grand Prix is set to be a thrilling event.
So, make sure to tune in on Sunday at 7:55 pm to witness the British drivers in action. It’s going to be a race you won’t want to elle-même!
