George Russell fends off Max Verstappen to win Canadian Grand Prix / CBC
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Mercedes driver George Russell secured a thrilling victory at Montreal’s Circuit Gilles-Villeneuve, fending off Max Verstappen in a hard-fought race. His win, marking an important milestone early in the season, underscored both his racing prowess and the intense competitive atmosphere on the track.
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