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Lewis Hamilton and Fernando Alonso in furious fight as Max Verstappen wins Canadian GP

Max Verstappen started on pole and sped off as predicted, though the battle for second place behind him between Lewis Hamilton and Fernando Alonso was thrilling at times

Daily Mirror

Max Verstappen takes Canadian Grand Prix to secure Red Bull’s 100th win – as it happened

Verstappen equals Senna’s record and extends his lead on the F1 championship with another flawless win.

The Guardian - UK

F1 Canadian GP – Start time, how to watch, starting grid & more

Red Bull Racing's Max Verstappen will start the race from pole position ahead of Aston Martin driver Fernando Alonso.

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Max Verstappen on pole at 'super-slippery' Canadian Grand Prix

NEW DELHI: Formula One championship leader Max Verstappen on Saturday drove with extreme poise and skill to put Red Bull on pole in Canadian Grand Prix after heavy rain shook up qualifying in Montreal.

The Times of India

Hulkenberg handed three-place F1 grid penalty for Canadian GP red flag infraction

The Haas driver was found to have gone faster than the minimum delta time set by the FIA ECU on his return to the pits when the session was red flagged in Q3, as Oscar Piastri put his McLaren in the wall at Turn 7 amid wet conditions in Montreal.

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Hulkenberg handed three-place grid penalty for F1 Canadian GP red flag infraction

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F1 Canadian Grand Prix – Start time, starting grid, how to watch, & more

In a wet and wild qualifying at Circuit Gilles Villeneuve, the Red Bull driver splashed to his 25th F1 career pole position, ahead of surprise package Nico Hulkenberg who secured a front-row start for Haas.

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Hulkenberg: “Wild” Canada F1 front row but race a “different cup of tea”

The German driver battled into Q3 as conditions dried out from heavy rain and then nailed his second flying lap in the final part of qualifying to lift himself up to second place just seconds before a red flag for Oscar Piastri’s crash.

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Hulkenberg: Canada F1 front row "sweet" but race a “different cup of tea”

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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

The Guardian - UK

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.

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“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.

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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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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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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.

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Haas expects to retain its current F1 drivers for 2024

Magnussen returned to the fold for the 2022 season after Nikita Mazepin left the team after the first pre-season test at Barcelona, and immediately impressed after a year away to collect the majority of Haas' points last year.

Daily Mirror

Guenther Steiner hung out to dry as F1 team bosses disagree over proposed rule change

Guenther Steiner landed himself in hot water with the FIA over his criticism of F1 stewards, after which his fellow team chiefs failed to give the Haas boss any support

Daily Mirror

Mick Schumacher rejected for F1 race seat despite team chief making him number one choice

Schumacher is a Mercedes reserve this year having been axed by Haas after two seasons in F1, but would have landed another race seat for 2023 had one team boss had his way

Daily Mirror

High Court delivers Nikita Mazepin verdict in Russian F1 flop's fight against sanctions

Mazepin spent one season as a Formula 1 driver before he was axed by Haas in the wake of Russia's invasion of Ukraine and was subsequently sanctioned by the UK and the EU

The Independent UK

Russian racing driver loses latest round of fight against sanctions

Nikita Mazepin, who used to race in Formula 1 for Haas, wanted sanctions temporarily relaxed so he could negotiate with UK-based teams.

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