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MONTREAL : Red Bull's Sergio Perez has apologised after a second successive retirement in Canada on Sunday left the Mexican 87 points behind triple Formula One champion, team mate and race winner Max Verstappen.
Max Verstappen continued his recent dominance of the Canadian Grand Prix by claiming his third-straight win in Montreal on a wet, wild and tricky Sunday at the Circuit Gilles Villeneuve.
Max Verstappen eased the pressure on Sunday when he completed a hat-trick of victories at the Canadian Grand Prix to consolidate his early-season lead in the drivers' championship. After being beaten in two of the previous three races, the series leader and three-time champion bounced back to his competitive best, with the aid of excellent calls from his team in a tactical race, to win by 3.879 seconds ahead of McLaren's Lando Norris.
Lando Norris felt he should have won the Canadian Grand Prix and dismissed suggestions he was unlucky with the timing of a safety car.
MONTREAL : Sergio Perez will have a three-place grid penalty at the next Formula One race in Spain after the Mexican drove his Red Bull in an unsafe condition at Sunday's Canadian Grand Prix.
MONTREAL : George Russell secured Mercedes their first podium of the Formula One season in Canada on Sunday but the Briton said he should have done better than third.
This year's Canadian Grand Prix looked nothing like it did a year ago, but the result turned out the same.
Max Verstappen overcame the weather and capitalised on a well-timed safety car to thwart Lando Norris and George Russell and win an action-packed Canadian Grand Prix.