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Mercedes has exploited new freedoms from the FIA’s bid to get rid of porpoising in Formula 1 to modify its car at the Canadian Grand Prix.

Lewis Hamilton may not be in contention for the race win in Canada but he is happy the FIA are set to address the problem of porpoising

Join us as we delve into the new and interesting technical features on display up and down the pitlane as teams prepare for the Canadian Grand Prix, courtesy of Giorgio Piola and Sutton Images.

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British Formula 1 star George Russell has thrown his support behind the FIA after they announced their intention to investigate and stop porpoising

Two-time world champion Fernando Alonso warned on Thursday that it will be very difficult for Formula One to introduce rule changes to end the sport's 'porpoising' or bouncing problems.

Lewis Hamilton was left with back pain after the Azerbaijan Grand Prix and he has been in a race to reach full fitness ahead of travelling to Montreal for the next round of the 2022 season

Pierre Gasly believes any rule changes from the FIA to prevent Formula 1 cars porpoising would only have a “minimal” impact on the competitive pecking order.