Hamilton on a high with fourth in Canada qualifying
MONTREAL :Seven times world champion Lewis Hamilton was ecstatic after fourth place in Canadian Grand Prix qualifying raised the Mercedes driver's hopes of returning to the Formula One podium.
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'Never felt so good' - Mercedes' Lewis Hamilton celebrates P4 in Montreal at Canadian Grand Prix
Lewis Hamilton celebrated fourth place on the grid at the Canadian Grand Prix, saying it reminded him of his early Formula 1 success. Seven-time champion Hamilton has struggled with his redesigned Mercedes in 2022 and is well off the pace for the drivers’ championship. Ad/> He also trailed the quickest competitors in all three practice sessions, suggesting the German team were facing another difficult weekend.
Max Verstappen impresses to take pole position from Fernando Alonso in Canadian Grand Prix qualifying
Max Verstappen’s Red Bull was in a league of its own as he powered to pole position in qualifying for the Canadian Grand Prix. Qualifying in Montreal started in the wet and ended in the dry, but all conditions came alike to the defending champion as he took pole from Fernando Alonso and Carlos Sainz.
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Leclerc to start on back row in Canada after taking new power unit
Charles Leclerc will start on the back row of the grid for Sunday's Canadian GP after it was confirmed Ferrari have taken a completely new power unit.
Fernando Alonso quickest at Montreal FP3, Red Bull trail in wet Canadian Grand Prix conditions
Fernando Alonso was quickest in the third practice session of the Canadian Grand Prix in Montreal on Saturday. The hugely experienced Spaniard, a former world champion, has impressed since Friday’s first practice session and as the rain poured down throughout, the Alpine driver set the fastest time.
Stop complaining and drive, says AlphaTauri boss
MONTREAL : As Formula One wrestles with 'porpoising' problems that have left some drivers battered and bruised, AlphaTauri boss Franz Tost suggested on Saturday that if conditions are too tough in the cockpit there is always a comfortable couch at home.
Mercedes say 'porpoising' modification will not be raced
MONTREAL : Mercedes said a makeshift modification to address their car's 'porpoising' problem was not effective and would not be used in Sunday's Canadian Grand Prix.