Top view of the Audi Revolut F1® Team car R26 at the Canada Grand Prix 2026

24 May 2026

Both cars finish.

Early stops shape the race as Audi Revolut F1® Team secures P12 and P13 at the Canadian Grand Prix.

Race reshaped early on.

The race in Montreal unfolded differently from the outset. With a damp track, both drivers started on intermediate tyres before early pit stops defined the direction of the race. Nico Hulkenberg and Gabriel Bortoleto were then required to work their way back through the field. Despite consistent pace, the gap to the points remained out of reach, with the team finishing P12 and P13. Beyond the result, the weekend provides a clear foundation.

Both cars completed the race without major issues, while progress in balance and drivability carried across sessions. With five races completed, focus now turns to the European leg of the season. The Monaco Grand Prix presents the next opportunity to convert pace into points.

R05 | Montréal | Race

NICO HULKENBERG

P12

1:19.586

+1.483

Siede Portrait of Nico Hulkenberg inside the Audi Revolut F1® Team car garage at the Canada Grand Prix 2026

R05 | Montréal | Race

GABRIEL BORTOLETO

P13

1:16.576

+6.974

Gabriel Bortoleto inside the Audi Revolut F1® Team garage at the Canada Grand Prix 2026

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That was the race

Close up of Gabriel Bortoleto driver at the Audi Revolut F1® Team inside the garage at the Canada Grand Prix 2026

Rear Wing Close up of the Audi Revolut F1® Team car R26 inside the garage at the Canada Grand Prix 2026

Black and white close up of Gabriel Bortoleto driver at the Audi Revolut F1® Team inside the garage at the Canada Grand Prix 2026

Close up of Nico Hulkenberg driver at the Audi Revolut F1® Team talking to crew engineer on track at the Canada Grand Prix 2026

Close up of Audi Revolut F1® Team mechanic on the track at the garage at the Canada Grand Prix 2026

Wide shot of Audi Revolut F1® Team mechanic crew on the track at the Canada Grand Prix 2026

Close up of Audi Revolut F1® Team principal Mattia Binotta on the track at at the Canada Grand Prix 2026

Black and White Close up of Nico Hulkenberg driver at the Audi Revolut F1® Team talking to crew engineer on track at the Canada Grand Prix 2026

Close up of Nico Hulkenberg driver at the Audi Revolut F1® Team puting on his mask inside the garage at the Canada Grand Prix 2026

Side Close up of Nico Hulkenberg driver at the Audi Revolut F1® Team inside the garage at the Canada Grand Prix 2026

Close up of Audi Revolut F1® Team mechanic running inside the garage at the Canada Grand Prix 2026

Close up of Audi Revolut F1® Team mechanic holding a tire and running inside the garage at the Canada Grand Prix 2026

Close up of Audi Revolut F1® Team mechanic on a heavy pitstop action at the Canada Grand Prix 2026

Close up of Audi Revolut F1® Team mechanic on track at the Canada Grand Prix 2026

Cockpit close up of Gabriel Bortoleto driver at the Audi Revolut F1® Team inside his R26 car at the Canada Grand Prix 2026

Black and White Close Up of Gabriel Bortoleto driver at the Audi Revolut F1® Team at the Canada Grand Prix 2026

Cockpit close up of Nico Hulkenberg driver at the Audi Revolut F1® Team inside his R26 car at the Canada Grand Prix 2026

Close up of Audi Revolut F1® Team mechanic inside the garage at the Canada Grand Prix 2026

“Montreal was defined by conditions and early strategy."

"We made the call we believed in at the time, but it didn’t play out in our favour. From there, the race became a challenge of track position."

Allan McNish

"Still, reliability was strong and our overall execution improved compared to Miami. The foundations are there; the next step is turning it into points."

"Challenging one."

"The early phase on Intermediate didn’t unfold how we’d hoped and it cost us track position. After that, recovery wasn’t straightforward. Lots to analyse from this weekend - we take the lessons and move on to Monaco!"

"A long race and a bold call at the start."

"We took the gamble on intermediates, but the conditions changed quickly and it didn’t swing our way. From there, it was about managing the pace and staying sharp. Both cars made it to the flag and we banked valuable data."

Gabriel Bortoleto

"It’s frustrating because the potential for points was there - but we take the positives and shift our focus to Monaco."

Canada GP