2025 Canadian Grand Prix
The Canadian Grand Prix has been held at the Circuit Gilles Villeneuve in Montreal since 1983. It has been raced each year with the exception of 1987 & 2009.
There seems to be some attraction to the GP. In 2005 it was the third most-watched sporting event in the world. The Super Bowl and UCL Final were the top two.
There was an agreement signed back in 2021 which guaranteed a 10-year extension meaning a Montreal Grand Prix till at least 2031.
How long is the Canadian Grand Prix?
There are 55 laps throughout the Canadian Grand Prix, each lap consisting of 4.3 km (2.7 miles). The total race distance is 305 km (189 miles).
There are just fourteen corners at the circuit, the first section being the most technically testing. There is a long straight with the final two tight turns which lead the drivers onto the home straight.
The final turn is known as the 'Wall of Champions' because the drivers get so close to the wall and many champions have gone into the wall!
The likes of Damon Hill, Michael Schumacher and Jacques Villeneuve all came unstuck at the final turn and found themselves in the wall during the 1999 GP.
Canadian Grand Prix
When is the Canadian Grand Prix?
- Friday 13th June - Practice 1 & 2
- Saturday 14th June - Practice 3 & Qualifying
- Sunday 15th June - The Race
Where can I watch the Canadian Grand Prix?
The Sky Sports F1 Channel will cover the Canadian Grand Prix.
If you want the ultimate experience then a break in Montreal taking in all three days of the action along with some sightseeing of the likes of Mont-Royal.
Canadian Grand Prix Past Winners
Who won the Canadian Grand Prix? Lewis Hamilton's win in 2019 moved him to level with Michael Schumacher on seven wins apiece. Only Max Verstappen (3 wins) has won the race multiple times from the current active drivers.
There is not a lot separating Ferrari and McLaren in terms of constructor wins with Ferrari just one win ahead of their rivals, 14-13.
The official fastest lap holder at the Circuit Gilles Villeneuve is Valtteri Bottas who set a time of 1:13.078 during the 2019 Canadian Grand Prix.
What does Pole produce at the Canadian Grand Prix?
Winning Grid Starts (Oldest to Lastest): 1, 6, 1, 1, 1, 1, 2, 1, 1, 2
From the last 10 Canadian Grand Prix, a total of 7 drivers have won from pole, which is a successful rate of 70% for drivers turning pole into a win. When looking at those who have started on the front row then that number is 90% (9-10) of the race wins have come from the front row.
The Fate of Pole Sitters (Oldest to Lastest): 1, 2, 1, 1, 1, 1, 2, 1, 1, 3
Looking at the finishing positions of the pole sitters, then 100% (10-10) of them have finished on the podium.
Previous Canadian Grand Prix Winners
Here are the last 10 winners of the Canadian Grand Prix:
- 2024: Max Verstappen (Red Bull Racing)
- 2023: Max Verstappen (Red Bull Racing)
- 2022: Max Verstappen (Red Bull Racing)
- 2019: Lewis Hamilton (Mercedes)
- 2018: Sebastian Vettel (Ferrari)
- 2017: Lewis Hamilton (Mercedes)
- 2016: Lewis Hamilton (Mercedes)
- 2015: Lewis Hamilton (Mercedes)
- 2014: Daniel Ricciardo (Red Bull Racing)
- 2013: Sebastian Vettel (Red Bull Racing)
Circuit Gilles Villeneuve Fastest Laps
Here at the last 10 fastest laps set at the Circuit Gilles Villeneuve:
- 2024: Lewis Hamilton (Mercedes)
- 2023: Sergio Pérez (Red Bull Racing)
- 2022: Carlos Sainz Jr. (Ferrari)
- 2019: Valtteri Bottas (Mercedes)
- 2018: Max Verstappen (Red Bull Racing)
- 2017: Lewis Hamilton (Mercedes)
- 2016: Nico Rosberg (Mercedes)
- 2015: Kimi Räikkönen (Ferrari)
- 2014: Felipe Massa (Williams)
- 2013: Mark Webber (Red Bull Racing)
2025 F1 Schedule
Here is the schedule for the 2025 F1 season where we have twenty-four races to look forward to.
This year we will have six sprint weekends which will be in China, Miami, Belgium, USA (COTA), São Paulo & Qatar.
- March: Australian Grand Prix (16th), Chinese Grand Prix (23rd)
- April: Japanese Grand Prix (6th), Bahrain Grand Prix (13th), Saudi Arabian Grand Prix (20th)
- May: Miami Grand Prix (4th), Emilia Romagna Grand Prix (18th), Monaco Grand Prix (25th)
- June: Spanish Grand Prix (1st), Canadian Grand Prix (15th), Austrian Grand Prix (29th)
- July: British Grand Prix (6th), Belgian Grand Prix (27th)
- August: Hungarian Grand Prix (3rd), Dutch Grand Prix (31st)
- September: Italian Grand Prix (7th), Azerbaijan Grand Prix (21st)
- October: Singapore Grand Prix (5th), United States Grand Prix (19th), Mexico City Grand Prix (26th)
- November: São Paulo Grand Prix (9th), Las Vegas Grand Prix (22nd), Qatar Grand Prix (30th)
- December: Abu Dhabi Grand Prix (7th)
Canadian Grand Prix Betting Tips
Throughout the season be sure to visit our 'F1 Tips' page for F1 betting tips on all of the races and outright markets.
In the build-up to the race, you will find the Canadian Grand Prix predictions on this page.
Which markets do we cover for the Montreal Grand Prix?
We offer the main four markets for our tipsters to add Canadian Grand Prix tips on, these will all be available here along with the tips.
Our tipsters will leave tips for the Canadian Grand Prix race winner, this is the driver who they predict will win the race.
Also, some tips you will find are eachway, because of this it splits the stake between win and place, meaning a top 3 finish pays out on the place part.
They also give predictions for which driver will set the fastest lap during the race. This market is for the race only with practice and qualifying not included.
The other two markets are podium finish where our tipsters are predicting which drivers will and won't finish on the podium.
Finally, there is the points finish market where they are tipping drivers to finish in the top 10.
Canadian Grand Prix Most Popular Tip
The most popular tip highlights the outcome which has received the most betting tips for the race.
This can come from any of the four markets and is our tipster's combined strongest tip.
Best Tipsters Canadian Grand Prix Tip
The tipster with the best twelve-month profit for F1 tips is highlighted with the best tipster tip.
The tip will be highlighted as well as the market and the current odds, also the comment left by the tipster will be shown.
How do I use the Canadian Grand Prix Tips?
You have several choices on how to use the Canadian Grand Prix predictions. You can use the two above-mentioned Most Popular Tip and Best Tipsters Tip.
Additionally, you can go over the markets, each outcome shows how many tips it has received and offers a 'Value Rating'.
You can also read the comments left by our tipsters, and get an insight into their selection process, and why they have gone with the tip.
When you do come across any you would like to back, you can use the 'Add' to betslip option, you can add as many or as few as you wish to your betslip.
Finally, once satisfied, the betslip will highlight the odds available with each bookmaker, simply select the best odds and as a result, the chosen bookmaker will open complete with your betslip where you can place your bet.
Who are the best Canadian Grand Prix tipsters?
Visit our 'Best F1 Tipsters' page which highlights our F1 tipsters who have made a profit over the past twelve months and who currently have open tips.
You can also visit the 'F1 Tipster Table' to see who is performing this month, over the past 6 months and the past 12 months.
When is the Next F1 Race?
Next up is round 11 of the 2025 F1 season and it's the Austrian Grand Prix with the main race being on Sunday 29th June with racing at the Red Bull Ring.
Our motor racing content including for this Canadian Grand Prix is meticulously crafted by Andy, a passionate F1 aficionado with a wealth of experience in the sport and never misses a race ensuring he's always up-to-date with the latest events.
