Which drivers impressed our judges in Canada?

The Power Rankings after the Canadian Grand Prix have revealed the top performers, with George Russell securing his first victory of the season in Montreal. Russell's flawless weekend, highlighted by a dominant drive from pole position, earned him top marks. Joining him with impressive displays were Kimi Antonelli, who achieved his maiden F1 podium, and Fernando Alonso, who continued his points streak with a season-best P7 finish. Nico Hulkenberg also maintained his strong form, securing back-to-back points finishes. Max Verstappen, despite not winning, maximized his performance to claim P2, showcasing his consistent prowess. Esteban Ocon delivered valuable points for Haas on their 200th Grand Prix, while Oscar Piastri navigated a late-race collision to secure P4, maintaining his lead in the Drivers' Championship. Ollie Bearman showed promising pace, just missing out on points, and Charles Leclerc recovered from a challenging start to finish fifth. Franco Colapinto displayed progress, outqualifying his teammate, and Lewis Hamilton remarkably salvaged a P6 finish despite significant floor damage and brake issues.