Hamilton takes victory in Canada
2016 Canadian Grand Prix summary
Lewis Hamilton took his second consecutive victory of the season in Canada after holding off Sebastian Vettel in a race of strategy.
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2016 Canadian Grand Prix
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Sainz hit with five-place gearbox penalty
2016 Canadian Grand Prix
Carlos Sainz will start the Canadian Grand Prix from the back row of the grid after receiving a five-place grid penalty for a gearbox change.
Haryanto’s seat ‘safe until Hungary’
F1 Fanatic Round-up
In the round-up: Haryanto’s seat ‘safe until Hungary’ • Halo better than Aeroscreen in tests • Allison-Renault rumours rejected
Cool weather gives Mercedes’ rivals cause for optimism
2016 Canadian Grand Prix pre-race analysis
With only a small amount of rain expected on Sunday, it’s the cool weather conditions which may play into the hands of Mercedes’ rivals.
Red Bull now quick enough to overtake – Ricciardo
2016 Canadian Grand Prix
Daniel Ricciardo says Red Bull’s power unit upgrade from Renault means they are now quick enough to be a threat on the straights.
Raikkonen still struggling at turn ten
2016 Canadian Grand Prix
Kimi Raikkonen admitted he is still having problems at the corner where he has spun at the last two Canadian Grands Prix.
Hamilton warns over Ferrari race pace
2016 Canadian Grand Prix
Lewis Hamilton says Ferrari will be strong in the Canadian Grand Prix after Sebastian Vettel got within two-tenths of a second of the Mercedes in qualifying.
Alonso thanks Button for tow which got him into Q3
2016 Canadian Grand Prix
Fernando Alonso thanked team mate Jenson Button for giving him a tow which helped him get into the top ten in qualifying in Canada.
Hamilton takes Canada pole as Rosberg falters at the last
2016 Canadian Grand Prix qualifying
Lewis Hamilton took pole position for the Canadian Grand Prix for the fifth time in his career after Nico Rosberg ran him close throughout much of qualifying.
2016 Canadian Grand Prix grid
2016 Canadian Grand Prix
Lewis Hamilton led Nico Rosberg in a Mercedes one-two in qualifying while Sebastian Vettel was a close third for Ferrari.
Final practice abandoned after Magnussen crash
2016 Canadian Grand Prix third practice
Final practice for the Canadian Grand Prix was abandoned after Kevin Magnussen crashed at turn seven with a quarter of an hour to go.
Ecclestone casts doubt on 2017 Canadian GP
F1 Fanatic Round-up
In the round-up: Ecclestone casts doubt on 2017 Canadian GP • New Ferrari turbo ‘very quick’ – Hamilton • F1 ‘too slow’ – Montezemolo
Plenty more pace left in Hamilton’s Mercedes
2016 Canadian Grand Prix Friday practice analysis
Lewis Hamilton didn’t have to stretch himself to set the quickest practice time on Friday in Canada – the Mercedes driver seems to have more in hand.
Toro Rosso will get Red Bull boost from Renault reunion
2017 F1 season
Toro Rosso team principal Franz Tost says his team will benefit from being able to work closely with Red Bull again when it returns to using Renault engines in 2017.
F1 ‘should use Premier League prize money model’
2016 F1 season
Formula One should model its prize money structure on the English football Premier League according to Force India’s deputy team principal Robert Fernley.
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Hamilton stays ahead as Vettel closes the gap
2016 Canadian Grand Prix second practice
Lewis Hamilton continued to set the pace in second practice for the Canadian Grand Prix, but with a reduced margin over Mercedes’ closest rivals.
Hamilton on top as DRS fault causes Massa crash
2016 Canadian Grand Prix first practice
Mercedes led the way in the first practice session for the Canadian Grand Prix with almost a second in hand over Ferrari.
Where the F1-ready talents are racing in 2016
2016 F1 season
There isn’t room for every F1-eligible driver in the championship but there are plenty of other racing opportunities out there. So where have they all ended up?