Round 05 · Telemetry

Canadian Grand Prix telemetry

Montreal, Montréal · 24 May 2026

Canadian GP 2026: Track Conditions and Strategy Insights

The Canadian Grand Prix weekend showed significant track evolution, with the fastest lap improving by 0.824 seconds from Practice 1 to Qualifying. Conditions changed notably, with rain during Qualifying leading to a drop in temperatures and increased humidity. In the race, there were 34 pit lane visits, averaging 27.83 seconds, with the longest stint being 49 laps on MEDIUM by Gabriel BORTOLETO.

Fastest lap of the weekend

1:12.578

George RUSSELL · Qualifying

Track evolution

−0.824s

Practice 1 to Qualifying

Pit lane visits in the race

27.83s average

Quickest pit lane time

23.4s

Lando NORRIS

Session by session

Session	Fastest lap	Set by	Air	Track	Humidity	Conditions
Practice 1	1:13.402	Kimi ANTONELLI (Mercedes)	16.6°C	39.7°C	28%	Dry
Sprint Qualifying	—	—	—	—	—	—
Sprint	1:14.380	Kimi ANTONELLI (Mercedes)	20.1°C	31.7°C	26%	Dry
Qualifying	1:12.578	George RUSSELL (Mercedes)	21.3°C	30.8°C	24%	Rain
Race	1:14.210	Kimi ANTONELLI (Mercedes)	12.8°C	17.8°C	72%	Dry

Temperatures are the average across all readings taken during the session. Pit lane times are measured from pit entry to pit exit, so they include the drive through the pit lane and not just the stop at the pit box.

Three quickest per session

Practice 1

1. Kimi ANTONELLI1:13.402
2. George RUSSELL1:13.544
3. Lewis HAMILTON1:14.176

Sprint

1. Kimi ANTONELLI1:14.380
2. Lando NORRIS1:14.596
3. Lewis HAMILTON1:14.695

Qualifying

1. George RUSSELL1:12.578
2. Kimi ANTONELLI1:12.646
3. Lando NORRIS1:12.729

Race

1. Kimi ANTONELLI1:14.210
2. Max VERSTAPPEN1:14.398
3. Lewis HAMILTON1:14.573

Tyres in the race

Compounds used: Medium, Intermediate, Soft, Hard
Longest stint: 49 laps on medium by Gabriel BORTOLETO
Average stint: 21.9 laps

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