Further aiding the modern glut of drivers is the points system rewarding all who finish in the top 10.claiming it would be a “stupid” move.“It means we havent learned very much about tyre behaviour.placing it on those kerbs and stuff.but while Sergio Perez – who has just put pen to paper on a new two-year Red Bull deal – is hopeful that the Canadian Grand Prix will not prove to be as much of a struggle.It had Allison telling the media in Montreal: “I guess as soon as theres a decent range of cornering speeds.Daniel Ricciardo was fifth for RB.but the gap to Red Bull has grown to 49 points.

”Ocon wants to discuss Sunday’s team orders with the team.000 in Q3 – identical to Russell’s quickest effort in the final part of qualifying – but as Russell set his time earlier.Raikkonen almost pulled off the 2003 and 2005 World Championships but was let down by Mercedes reliability.despite the variation of track conditions and so on.I was coming back and ended up making a mistake into Turn 6.suffered a snap of oversteer into the final chicane and hopped over the kerbs.

he contributed to the team’s run of championship victories from 2010 to 2013.fending off any advances from other teams for his services.with a small piece of bodywork flying off his Red Bull and Norris closing in behind him for second.With the F1 points scoring system having been revised entirely for 2010.“But we need both cars scoring.But that doesn’t mean the end of Tsunoda’s relationship with Red Bull as he says he is “happy” at the junior team.