Canadian GP: Max Verstappen soaks up late Carlos Sainz pressure to win in Montreal
Max Verstappen dealt with late Carlos Sainz pressure to win the Canadian Grand Prix and further boost his title defence chances.
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Max Verstappen dealt with late Carlos Sainz pressure to win the Canadian Grand Prix and further boost his title defence chances.
Charles Leclerc has a big job of damage limitation in front of him later this afternoon in Montreal, but he believes that a top-four finish can be an attainable target in the Ferrari.
The Ferrari Formula 1 team could not be in a more pressing predicament than is currently the case. Sure, things could look much worse later this year, but the immediate future is not looking too rosy. And it's all revolving around the power unit's reliability.
World champion and series leader Max Verstappen drove expertly in difficult wet conditions in his Red Bull on Saturday to secure pole position for the Canadian Grand Prix. In an intriguing and entertaining qualifying session, the 24-year-old Dutchman clocked a best lap in one minute and 21.299 seconds, beating nearest rival two-time world champion Fernando Alonso of Alpine by seven-tenths of a second. Verstappen will start his 150th race from the prime start place after claiming his 15th pole in pursuit of a 26th career victory.
Charles Leclerc will start the Canadian Grand Prix from the back of the grid on Sunday after Ferrari decided to replace his complete power unit.
Ferrari driver Carlos Sainz has said that he has had precautionary scans to make sure he is not injuring his body from the bouncing the new iteration of F1 cars cause.
Ferrari driver Charles Leclerc says that he does not agree with the FIA intervening on porpoising and bouncing after they issued a technical directive earlier this week.
Charles Leclerc's hopes of victory at this weekend's Canadian Grand Prix were dented on Friday when it was confirmed he will face a substantial grid penalty for Sunday's race.