A few races ago we’ve been on form.Had his career been run entirely under the new system.Asked if Mercedes could take positives from the weekend after the most convincing performance to date for the W15 car.as they wheeled him back into the garage for checks with eight minutes to go.who has finished on the podium five times in the last seven races.and the Mercedes driver had already been defended against into the final Turn 13/14 chicane by the McLaren driver.Max Verstappen on Mercedes’ early pace: ‘There is no way I can do something like that’Both Russell and Hamilton had the team’s upgraded front wing fitted this weekendwhich ended in a double DNF for Ferrari.

you have to come up with different things on the car and that is work in progress.”Key takeaways from the Canadian Grand Prix👉Canadian GP conclusions: Villeneuve v Ricciardo and Russells new nickname👉Canadian GP driver ratings: Record low score for Sergio Perez horror showCarlos Sainz is Williams ‘number one target’ to partner Alex AlbonWith Albon already confirmed for next season having signed a new multi-year extension with Williams.Read next – Jacques Villeneuves bold and savage quotes: Michael Schumacher and Lewis Hamilton targeted.this weekend’s been really challenging to know because of the conditions yesterday.but were not in F1 to be tourists so we need to work hard.admitting that Norris got unlucky with the safety car timing having returned to the race now P3.

Hamilton will be looking to head to Ferrari showing he is still Mercedes’ top driver.an issue which would prove terminal.What challenges await at the Canadian Grand Prix this weekend?🍁 The foolproof Canadian GP formula that new US F1 venues should copy🍁 Wall of Champions explained: How one Canadian Grand Prix corner gained its fearsome nameHowever.Horner and more👉 F1 penalty points: Which driver is closest to receiving a one-race ban?Alternative 2024 Drivers’ Championship standings without Max Verstappen[Correct as of 2024 Canadian Grand Prix]1: Lando Norris – 1592: Charles Leclerc – 1563: Sergio Perez – 1384: Carlos Sainz – 1235: Oscar Piastri – 976: George Russell – 857: Lewis Hamilton – 738: Fernando Alonso – 549: Yuki Tsunoda – 2610: Lance Stroll – 2211: Nico Hulkenberg – 1312: Daniel Ricciardo – 1213: Oliver Bearman – 814: Pierre Gasly – 715: Alex Albon – 516: Esteban Ocon – 517: Zhou Guanyu – 218: Kevin Magnussen – 119: Valtteri Bottas – 020: Logan Sargeant – 0Read next: F1 points all-time rankings: Where do Hamilton.with a small piece of bodywork flying off his Red Bull and Norris closing in behind him for second.without putting too fine a spin on it.