Red Bull’s Max Verstappen took his third consecutive pole in a rain-disrupted Canadian GP qualifying session as Nico Hulkenberg of Haas earned a stunning spot on the front row. Wild weather in Montreal made for an eventful and unpredictable session, yet the one constant of the season continued as Verstappen finished top of the time sheets for the fifth time in 2023. Ad «In the wet you just have to stay on top of the conditions,» said Verstappen.
Formula 1'It is going to happen soon' — Wolff confident in finalising new Hamilton contract13/06/2023 AT 12:02 «It was super slippery out there in some places, but we just made all the right calls, the right time on the track to do the lap times, and I’m very happy to be on pole here. »I like driving in the wet. I come from Holland, so we are used to driving in the wet." Hulkenberg timed a flying run to perfection to earn the third front-row start of his career and the first ever for Haas, setting the second-fastest time just before a red flag stopped Q3 and heavy rain swept in to halt racing altogether.
Hamilton and Russell quickest in FP2 in Canada as first practice session abandoned due to CCTV fault 'It is going to happen soon' — Wolff confident in finalising new Hamilton contract 'Very difficult to understand' — Ferrari boss at a loss to explain poor performance Fernando Alonso came third, with Lewis Hamilton and George Russell rounding out the top five, but the big-name casualties were Charles Leclerc and Sergio Perez, who went out in Q2. «It was a wild Qualy, crazy. Changing conditions are tricky, especially around here,» said Hulkenberg.
«Wet, dry and back to wet, you have to readjust all the time. This was a bit unexpected but I'm very happy and proud. It was super
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