Michael Lamonato
Journalist at Fox Sports Australia
Podcaster at Freelance
🗣️ #F1 and motorsport writer, podcaster and general loudmouth. 📝 @Fox_Motorsport | @RACERmag 🎧 @PitPassF1_pod | @BoxOfNeutrals | #PitPassF1
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1 week ago |
racer.com | Michael Lamonato
George Russell cruised from pole to victory at the Canadian Grand Prix while title rivals Oscar Piastri and Lando Norris collided with four laps to go. Norris had made a strong recovery from seventh on the grid to tail fourth-placed Piastri in the final stint of the race. Piastri had been battling for the final place on the podium behind Andrea Kimi Antonelli, but lapped traffic had balked his pursuit, slowing him down and putting Norris on his gearbox.
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1 week ago |
racer.com | Michael Lamonato
George Russell took his second consecutive pole position at the Canadian Grand Prix to line up alongside Max Verstappen on the front row of the grid. Presumed pole favorite Lando Norris, who topped FP3 before qualifying, slumped to seventh after botching his first lap and failing to improve through Q3. Russell had been optimistic of his chances but ended the first runs 0.268s behind Verstappen’s provisional benchmark.
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1 week ago |
racer.com | Michael Lamonato
Lando Norris bested Charles Leclerc and George Russell for the top spot in final practice after title leader Oscar Piastri crashed ahead of qualifying at the Canadian Grand Prix. Norris, Leclerc and Russell were the only two drivers of the session to dip below 70 seconds, with the McLaren driver setting the benchmark at 1m11.799s during his qualifying simulation run on fresh softs.
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2 weeks ago |
racer.com | Michael Lamonato
George Russell pipped Lando Norris to top spot in second practice at the Canadian Grand Prix despite using the nominally slower tire for his fastest lap. He set the Friday benchmark at 1m12.123s on the medium tire, the C5 compound, after switching off the C6 softs with which he started the session.
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2 weeks ago |
racer.com | Michael Lamonato
Max Verstappen went fastest in the first practice session of the Canadian Grand Prix that was punctuated by a crash for Charles Leclerc less than 15 minutes into the hour. Leclerc hit the brakes late into the Turn 3-4 chicane and locked up but remained committed to trying to make the corner. But on the dusty and low-grip surface his Ferrari sailed wide across the grass and smacked the outside barrier, breaking both left-hand wheels.
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