Max Verstappen wins Canadian Grand Prix thrillerA sharp pre-race shower ensured a wet start to the Canadian Grand Prix.” the Red Bull team boss told Sky Sports F1.though with Hulkenberg now departing.But while that’s been denied by everyone involved.Asked by Sky F1 about the mental impact of a team-mate whose future with the team is secured getting upgrades first.who had been linked with Haas and also Aston Martin.The reason being Esteban was losing performance with the suspected PU issue and the team had confidence for Pierre to attack Ricciardo with DRS (and Ricciardo without DRS).he has his concerns when it comes to performance.

McLaren telling Lando Norris to expect “two to three” minutes of this.which saw George Russell and Verstappen set an identical time of 1:12.“The first part of the race was compromised with the damage with Gasly.The change of conditions saw Alonso’s 1:15.I just keep focusing on what I’m doing and just proving myself.I think it’s good to be doing some racing.

Ferrari and McLaren they’ve all made progress and Mercedes as well are looking quick here this weekendthe most famous being Big Willow.In depth: Canadian Grand Prix👉 Wall of Champions explained: How one Canadian Grand Prix corner gained its fearsome name👉 The foolproof Canadian GP formula that new US F1 venues should copyThe three-time World Champion ended the session 18th.*Sargeant did not start the Australian Grand Prix.But I think the one good thing is that it does promote efficiency.Sauber have signed former Red Bull and McLaren engineer Stefano Sordo in the newly created position of Performance Director.