Qualifying for the Canadian Grand Prix proved to be a difficult affair for Red Bull. Max Verstappen eventually secured sixth place on the grid, but it was far from straightforward.Over team radio, the Dutchman first reported that he could not get temperature into the tyres and added that he was also lacking top speed.“A lot of things from this qualifying session are very difficult to …Keep reading
It was a tough day for McLaren at the Canadian Grand Prix, which ended in retirement for Lando Norris following an issue on his car.
George Russell has been given a suspended fine for throwing his car’s head restraint onto the track following his retirement from the Canadian Grand Prix.
Lando Norris qualified third for the second time this weekend in Canada while Mercedes locked out the front row.
Isack Hadjar cut a frustrated figure after Qualifying at the Canadian Grand Prix, the Red Bull driver having gone from topping Q2 to falling back to P7 in the final segment.
Tuesday’s edition of the ApexF1News round-up.
Chris Medland picks out five key things to keep an eye on when the lights go out on race day in Montreal.
Ferrari’s Lewis Hamilton believes changes made to his engineering team has meant “I really feel like myself” ahead of the Canadian Grand Prix.
Lewis Hamilton believes he performed better in qualifying for the sprint race because he did not work on Ferrari’s simulator beforehand.
Ferrari team boss Fred Vasseur was pleased with how Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc fared in Canada, as the former bagged his second podium of the season with a P2 finish, while the Monegasque driver came home fourth.