Mercedes F1 team enjoyed a fruitful Canadian Grand Prix, with George Russell securing pole position and finishing third, ahead of teammate Lewis Hamilton. This positive result comes as a welcome respite for the team, which has struggled to find its footing in the current Formula 1 season. The team is making progress in addressing car performance issues and is optimistic about their chances at the upcoming Spanish GP.
Author: Ophelia Mournblade
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