Canadian Grand Prix 2025: Practice 1 team radio
11 radio messages were recorded during practice 1 at the Canadian Grand Prix 2025, across 8 drivers. 10 of them have a transcript; the rest are audio only. Max VERSTAPPEN had the most, with 3.
These are transcripts of real team radio audio, produced by speech recognition and presented as an archive rather than as edited prose. Radio is clipped and noisy, so wording can be imperfect. Each message is attributed to the driver or their engineer, and the original audio is playable in the archive.
Who was on the radio
- Max VERSTAPPEN · Red Bull · 3 messages
- Charles LECLERC · Ferrari · 2 messages
- Kimi ANTONELLI · Mercedes · 1 message
- Lando NORRIS · McLaren · 1 message
- Gabriel BORTOLETO · Kick Sauber · 1 message
- Alexander ALBON · Williams · 1 message
- Fernando ALONSO · Aston Martin · 1 message
- Oscar PIASTRI · McLaren · 1 message
Every message, in the order it happened
Audio only, no transcript available for this message.
Max VERSTAPPEN: Uh, my statement is very happy.
Engineer: Stand by.
Engineer: We are monitoring the issue. We're not seeing anything from a reliability issue perspective at the moment, Max. So stay out for the moment. Stay out.
Kimi ANTONELLI: Yeah, just lock the rear there.
Engineer: Okay, we'll look into it.
Lando NORRIS: No, I don't know what happened in the hairpin actually I locked the rails completely so I don't feel too much but then When I came on throttle something happened
Charles LECLERC: Sorry, I'm in the world. Yeah, my bad. I should have gone straight. I thought I'll just make it though. I could do well
Gabriel BORTOLETO: Man, oh my god, what is this guy doing?
Alexander ALBON: I tried to do the right thing there.
Engineer: I
Alexander ALBON: tried to give it the right slide.
Max VERSTAPPEN: Not giving a lot of space.
Fernando ALONSO: What Albon is doing this session is, yeah, out of two is, yeah, crazy.
Oscar PIASTRI: Can you find me something to track, please?
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