Russell wins Montreal sprint

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Motor racing - Russell beats Antonelli to sprint pole in Montreal one-two for Mercedes
By Angelica Medina MONTREAL, May 22 (Reuters) - George Russell grabbed a much-needed pole position for the Canadian Grand Prix sprint race on Friday with Mercedes teammate and Formula One championship leader Kimi Antonelli alongside on the front row.

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Russell wins Canada sprint after dramatic battle with Antonelli
Russell wins Canada GP sprint race; Antonelli off track three times
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Britain’s George Russell powered to pole position for the Canadian Grand Prix ahead of Mercedes teammate Kimi Antonelli following an incident between the duo during the sprint race.

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Canadian GP Sprint: George Russell wins as Mercedes team-mate Kimi Antonelli left fuming after going off track in battle
Pole-sitter Russell led world championship leader Antonelli in the early stages before the pair almost made contact as they battled for position at the start of lap six

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