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George Russell responded with a needed bounce back to claim pole position for the Canadian Grand Prix sprint race.
The Briton has suffered three consecutive defeats to Mercedes team-mate and championship leader Andrea Kimi Antonelli but hit back at the Circuit Gilles Villeneuve to clinch a pole by a narrow margin of just 0.068 seconds.
It was an important result for Russell to halt the recent impressive momentum of Antonelli, who is 20 points clear in the title race heading into the weekend in Montreal, where Mercedes has introduced its first major upgrade package of the season.
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RUSSELL PIPS ANTONELLI TO CANADA SPRINT POLE AS ALONSO CRASHES OUT

The top 10 as it ended:
Piastri relegates Hamilton further to P5. What an end to the action that was!
A 1m12.965s lowers the bar at the top for Russell. Antonelli goes P2 with a 1m13.033s.
Lando Norris leaps up to P2!
Hamilton improves with a 1m13.326s. He remains second, however.
But hold on. Hamilton is going again and has set a purple sector one!
As things stand, the top 10 is:
A dreadful run for Norris puts him in P9, ahead only of Sainz.
A 1m13.194s for Russell, puts him ahead of Hamilton! Antonelli can only manage P3.
A 1m13.411s for Hamilton, as Verstappen goes second and Hadjar third. But the Mercedes pair are coming in hot!
Here we go. Times are about to land!
A dreadful first two corners as the car washed out around both curves sees Hamilton quickly bail on the effort, and set off on another preparation tour. Others are following suit with a pair of preparation laps.
Hamilton will be the first driver to set a time. He is not wasting a moment of time.
Green flags, and we are go for the very brief SQ3 session. All drivers must use soft tyres, and only a single set.
Place your bets now. Russell, Hamilton, and Antonelli are all capable of taking this. And that's before mentioning the lurking Leclerc, Piastri, and Norris. One mistake could allow any of that trio in.
Those set to feature in SQ3 are:
Sainz survives another day. Hulkenberg drops to P11 and is out for Audi.
Verstappen survives. Only Sainz can improve now, with only Hulkenberg in danger now.
"The car is s***," says Verstappen. He is not happy in the slightest.
Verstappen is in the pits. This is playing it very cool.
Hamilton briefly returns to the top, but Russell then delivers a 1m13.026s. It's almost certain we'll drop into the 1m12s with the sort tyres in SQ3.
Bortoleto, Colapinto, Ocon, Bearman, Hulkenberg, and Alonso are in the drop zone.