FP3: Alonso shines as the rain falls in Canada
Fernando Alonso was on top come the end of the final practice session in Canada as the rain and cold air rolled in.
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Max Verstappen branded 'very lucky' after avoiding huge disaster at Canadian Grand Prix
Max Verstappen had a far from ideal FP3 session with qualifying just hours away, but it could have been a whole lot worse after he went off the track at Turn 2. The reigning F1 world champion had opted to stay in the garage for the first half of the final practice before coming out on track with 24 minutes to go.
Canadian GP: Alonso quickest from Gasly, Vettel in wet FP3
The final hour of practice before qualifying started in cold and wet conditions after heavy rain, which had hit Montreal regularly over the past few days, arrived early enough on Saturday to disrupt proceedings.
Red Bull's Max Verstappen quickest in Montreal first practice for Canadian Grand Prix, Ferrari's Charles Leclerc fifth
Red Bull’s Max Verstappen was fastest at the first practice session of the Canadian Grand Prix in Montreal. Verstappen will be looking to extend his lead in the 2022 drivers’ championship after winning at last week’s Grand Prix in Baku. Ad/> The current champion’s teammate, Sergio Perez was in fourth, and Ferrari driver Charles Leclerc in fifth.
Magnussen living the dream despite nightmare run
MONTREAL : Back in Formula One after he thought that chapter in his life was over, Kevin Magnussen said on Thursday he is living a dream that not even frustrating engine failures and a nightmare string of DNF's can wake him from.
Magnussen concerned about Ferrari reliability after Baku DNF
Haas’ Kevin Magnussen was one of four Ferrari-powered cars to break down during the Azerbaijan Grand Prix.
Steiner told that public comments do Mick no favours
Haas team principal Guenther Steiner has been told to watch his comments in the media after he hit out at those on the outside “splitting the camp”.
Ferrari prefers fast unreliable F1 car rather than other way around
The Italian team was hit by a double retirement in the Azerbaijan Grand Prix, with Charles Leclerc suffering a spectacular engine failure while leading the race, that preceded Carlos Sainz stopping with an unrelated hydraulic issue.