What is the best Formula 1 Canadian Grand Prix of all time?
Circuit Gilles Villeneuve has a way of producing the unexpected — from debut wins to controversial penalties to epic multi-hour marathons. Which Canadian Grand Prix stands above the rest?
2011 Canadian GP
The longest race in F1 history at four hours, where Jenson Button recovered from multiple drive-through penalties and pit stops to snatch victory on the final lap.
2014 Canadian GP
Daniel Ricciardo's first Formula 1 victory — a dazzling drive from the back of the grid that announced the Australian as one of the sport's most exciting talents.
2007 Canadian GP
Lewis Hamilton's very first Formula 1 victory, achieved in only his sixth career race, announcing the arrival of a generational talent to the sport.
2008 Canadian GP
Robert Kubica's only Formula 1 race win — a composed and brilliant drive that remains one of the most popular victories in the sport's history.
2019 Canadian GP
Sebastian Vettel crossed the line first but was handed a five-second penalty in one of the most controversial finishes in recent F1 history, handing Hamilton the win.
1979 Canadian GP
The inaugural Canadian Grand Prix at Circuit Gilles Villeneuve, won by Alan Jones in the Williams — a watershed moment for the Montreal circuit's legendary history.
1982 Canadian GP
Nelson Piquet won a chaotic race that saw multiple leaders retire, on the circuit named in honor of Gilles Villeneuve who had tragically died just weeks before.
2010 Canadian GP
Lewis Hamilton led convincingly until a pit stop gave Fernando Alonso the lead, sparking a tense final stint battle before Hamilton reclaimed victory.
2022 Canadian GP
Max Verstappen delivered a dominant performance in Montreal on a weekend where Scuderia Ferrari's strategic errors handed the victory over decisively.
1992 Canadian GP
Gerhard Berger's emotional win at the circuit where his close friend Gilles Villeneuve had been honored — a sentimental and popular victory in Ferrari's colors.
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