The Circuit Gilles Villeneuve has a length of 4.361 km, according to the official Formula One website, with the average lap taking around 75 seconds to complete.

Montreal’s track made its bow on October 8, 1978, with a fairytale race in which local hero Gilles Villeneuve claimed his maiden F1 win at the wheel of a Ferrari 312T3. Since then the circuit ...

As we prepared to walk the 4.361-kilometre circuit, it was just a few degrees warmer than the 5-degree-Celsius race day in October 1978 when Gilles Villeneuve won the inaugural grand prix at the ...

Montreal’s circuit is named for Canadian F1 driver Gilles Villeneuve, who won the inaugural race and was killed in a crash a few years later. (John Mahler/Toronto Star via Getty Images) ...

Following a wet and wild Friday and Saturday at the Circuit Gilles Villeneuve, we got the show we expected at the front, where Verstappen capitalized on his pole position start but didn’t ...

The Circuit Gilles Villeneuve is an exception in many ways. This is the first anti-clockwise circuit on the calendar, meaning different sideways forces acting on the drivers and tyres than what ...

Round 10 of the 2025 F1 season takes us to the Circuit Gilles-Villeneuve and the Canadian Grand Prix. The Canadian Grand Prix has long held a spot in the F1 calendar.

Lewis Hamilton captured pole position for the Canadian Grand Prix, edging Mercedes teammate Nico Rosberg by 0.309 seconds. Ferrari driver Kimi Raikkonen managed to secure third on the grid, while ...

In the Formula One paddock, one often hears people say that the Circuit Gilles Villeneuve in Montreal is “a street track without the houses.” This is true. Make a mistake here and, just as in ...

Montreal’s track made its bow on October 8, 1978, with a fairytale race in which local hero Gilles Villeneuve claimed his maiden F1 win at the wheel of a Ferrari 312T3. Since then the circuit ...