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Sainz handed Canada F1 grid drop for impeding Gasly

Towards the end of Q1 Alpine driver Gasly was on a flying lap when he encountered a nearly stationary Sainz at the final chicane, as the Spaniard was creating space for himself to embark on a final lap attempt.

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Sainz, Tsunoda and Stroll handed Canada F1 grid drops for impeding

Towards the end of Q1 Alpine driver Pierre Gasly was one a flying lap when he encountered a nearly stationary Sainz at the final chicane, as the Spaniard was creating space for himself to embark on a final lap attempt.

Autosport

Leclerc slates continued Ferrari F1 "mistakes"

Leclerc reported early on his out lap that the line looked dry. Later he said “I think we should box for softs,” and was told “Verstappen stayed out.”

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Charles Leclerc demands Ferrari talks after Canadian GP blunder – "Not the first time"

Leclerc failed to reach Q3 in Montreal as he bemoaned another strategy blunder made by Ferrari, who overruled his preferred tyre choice as the track dried during Q2

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Max Verstappen easily takes Canadian F1 GP pole but Lewis Hamilton happy

Max Verstappen’s Red Bull will start the Canadian GP on pole after a rain-affected qualifying, while Lewis Hamilton was pleased to be fourth fastest

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F1 Canadian GP: Verstappen takes pole in wet qualifying, Hulkenberg penalised

Although a drying line had emerged by the start of Q2, offering drivers to take a chance on running with soft tyres, the conditions had worsened by the start of the final part of qualifying and the rain picked up in intensity.

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F1 qualifying results: Max Verstappen takes Canadian GP pole

Verstappen will start ahead of Fernando Alonso (Aston Martin) and Lewis Hamilton (Mercedes) after the one-hour qualifying session, which is split into three segments with five cars each being knocked out in Q1 and Q2 before the top-10 shootout of Q3.

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F1 Canadian GP: Verstappen takes pole in wet qualifying, Hulkenberg loses second

Although a dry line had emerged by the start of Q2, offering drivers to take a chance on running with soft tyres, the conditions had worsened by the start of the final part of qualifying and the rain picked up in intensity.

Autosport

“Surprised” Villeneuve family clears Leclerc to use tribute F1 helmet

Leclerc revealed his special helmet design on social media on Friday, but he hadn’t told the Villeneuve family what he was planning to do.

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“Surprised” Villeneuve family clears Leclerc to use tribute helmet

Leclerc revealed his special helmet design on social media on Friday, but he hadn’t told the Villeneuve family what he was planning to do.

Autosport

Christian Horner dismisses Lewis Hamilton and points out "real threat" at Canadian GP

Mercedes have made notable progress with Lewis Hamilton and George Russell on the podium in Barcelona, but Red Bull chief Christian Horner is more concerned about another rival

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F1 Canadian GP: Verstappen ahead of Leclerc in wet FP3 session

Rain had fallen all morning in Montreal to produce a series of small puddles around the circuit, while the cold conditions yielded a track temperature of just 17.5 degrees Celsius at the opening of the session.

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F1 Canadian GP: Verstappen tops wet FP3 from Leclerc as Sainz crashes

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Honda Swapped Ferrari 308 Does Flying Lap In First Outing At Buttonwillow

Love it or hate it, everything from the build to its performance is impressive.

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Red Bull: Aero efficiency the biggest strength of 2023 F1 car

Red Bull's RB19 has been the class of the field in 2023, propelling Max Verstappen and Sergio Perez to a clean sweep of seven wins in the first seven races of the season.

Autosport

What we learned from Friday practice at the F1 Canadian GP

Formula 1's bizarre brace of Friday practice sessions for the Canadian Grand Prix ended with Lewis Hamilton holding the fastest time, as rain and technical issues left their respective marks.

Autosport

F1 Canadian GP qualifying - Start time, how to watch & more

After a delayed and curtailed opening practice due to CCTV system issues at Montreal's Circuit Gilles Villeneuve, practice properly got under way in the second session which was extended to 90 minutes to make up for the lost running.

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Lewis Hamilton tops heavily-disrupted Friday practice at Canadian Grand Prix

Lewis Hamilton finished fastest in second practice for the Canadian Grand Prix as the action finally started in Montreal on Friday.

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F1 Canadian GP: Hamilton leads Mercedes 1-2 before late rain shower

The second practice session was extended by half an hour following the opening session's curtailment as technical issues emerged with the circuit's CCTV system.

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F1 Canadian GP: Hamilton leads Mercedes 1-2 in FP2 before rain hits

The second practice session was extended by half an hour following the opening session's curtailment as technical issues emerged with the circuit's CCTV system.

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F1 Canadian GP: Bottas tops shortened first practice

Max Verstappen led the pack out of the pits at the start of the one-hour session and he set the first place benchmark at 1m20.154s in his RB19 which was fitted with an aerodynamic load-measuring device.

Motorsport

How Aston Martin has supercharged its water-slide F1 sidepods

Its feat has partially been driven by the additional CFD and wind tunnel time afforded by its relatively poor performance last season.

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Leclerc honours Gilles Villeneuve with Canadian GP helmet tribute

Villeneuve scored his maiden victory for the Italian team at the first Montreal F1 event in 1978, and after his death at the 1982 Belgian GP, the track was renamed in his honour.

The Guardian - UK

Ferrari’s Le Mans success cannot mask their ongoing F1 struggles

The Scuderia enjoyed a first overall win in the 24-hour race since 1965 but trail a distant fourth in the F1 standings

Autosport

F1’s latest technical images from the Canadian GP pitlane

A look at the Ferrari SF-23’s rear end, including the rear suspension and driveshaft fairings, the single pillar rear wing mount, and the double mouse house in the diffuser’s sidewall. Also note the upper beam wing element which straddles the width of the rear wing assembly and sits atop the…

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