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F1’s Power Trio of 2025: Piastri, Norris & Verstappen in the Road to the Canadian GP

With the Formula 1 calendar approaching its tenth round, anticipation for the 2025 Canadian Grand Prix is higher than ever, with three drivers at the top of the championship table.

Por: Rubén Carrillo
Before the engines roar to life at Circuit Gilles Villeneuve, three drivers have emerged as championship leaders. / Photo F1
Before the engines roar to life at Circuit Gilles Villeneuve, three drivers have emerged as championship leaders. / Photo F1

The streets of Montreal are set to witness not just another Grand Prix, but a pivotal moment in a season already rich with drama, talent, and unpredictability. 

 

Before the engines roar to life at Circuit Gilles Villeneuve, three drivers have emerged as championship leaders.

 

Oscar Piastri: The Rookie No More

Topping the standings with 186 points, Oscar Piastri has taken the 2025 F1 world by storm.

 

The young Australian, once considered a promising newcomer, now stands as the man to beat. 

 

His journey this season has been defined by remarkable precision and relentless focus.

 

From Bahrain to Monaco, Piastri has outmaneuvered more seasoned drivers with surgical overtakes and well-managed tire strategies. 

 

His performance in Barcelona was a turning point: a pole position followed by a commanding lights-to-flag victory. 

 

It was there that he cemented himself as a championship frontrunner. McLaren’s faith in him has paid off handsomely, with Piastri leading not only in points but also in confidence.

 

Heading into the Canadian GP, he knows that Montreal’s unique demands are another chance to showcase his well-rounded skillset.

Lando Norris: The Crown in His Sights

Just ten points shy of his teammate, Lando Norris holds 176 points, continuing what many consider his breakout championship year. 

 

While past seasons saw him consistently deliver strong performances, 2025 has brought something different: determination sharpened into dominance.

 

Norris has been a podium regular this season, but his drive in Imola and his masterclass at Silverstone have stood out. 

 

No longer just the charismatic Brit with a sharp wit, Norris has transformed into a refined racer with championship-caliber instincts.

 

As the Canadian GP looms, Norris arrives in peak form, eager to narrow the gap with Piastri and stake his claim to a title many feel he’s long deserved.

Max Verstappen: The Champion Still in Pursuit

With 137 points, Max Verstappen may trail behind the McLaren duo, but underestimating him would be a mistake. 

 

The Dutch three-time world champion has shown no signs of slowing down. 

 

His experience and mental strength have kept him in the hunt, even in a season that’s seen Red Bull face unprecedented pressure.

 

Verstappen’s podium finishes in Saudi Arabia, Miami, and Austria—despite grid penalties and variable weather—highlighted his adaptability. 

 

Now heading to the Canadian GP, Verstappen eyes redemption. Montreal, where he’s triumphed in previous years, could be the ideal venue to close the gap.

The Canadian GP: A Turning Point?

As the championship intensifies, the Canadian GP 2025 promises to be more than just another tick on the race calendar. 

 

It’s a critical junction where momentum could shift, alliances within teams could evolve, and tempers may flare under the microscope of global attention.

 

Piastri leads with consistency and poise, Norris surges forward with the confidence of a rising star, and Verstappen stalks them both, ever-calculating, ever-dangerous.

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