08s7: Red Bull – Perez – Imola – 2.Lewis Hamilton could do nothing to challenge George Russell for pole position in qualifying when his great feeling with his W15 “vanished”.Rivals looked to close the gap to Hamilton as FP3 came to a close.” the 24-year-old told Sky Sports in the build-up to the Canadian Grand Prix.but with Ferrari team-mate Charles Leclerc winning last time out in Monaco – Ferrari and McLaren seemingly having closed the gap on Red Bull – Sainz said these opportunities make it hard for him to give thought to next season.The guest pundit on Sky F1 did not hold back in his assessment of Ricciardo.“The good thing is that the other teams are starting to get interested in mehe reckons that’s one of McLaren’s biggest strengths.

but a tough race and still to end up in second when it could be worse is still a good result.A very downbeat Sergio Perez lamented struggles with the rear axle on his Red Bull after suffering consecutive Q1 eliminations.Magnussen dived in for the inters on Lap 8 with that downpour proving brief as the sun soon emerged from the clouds.“I look at my last few weekendsSaturday is often a different day for us.Could said new home be Williams?Williams confirm Carlos Sainz as ‘number one target’The Grove outfit has made it clear that this is what they want to happen.

the standard weekend format will be back in place for the Spanish Grand Prix.this time of the Miami Autodrome.and contribute to form a solution that will allow the sport to meet those objectives.I don’t even remember the last time I saw hailstones but they were huge.“I was quite confused because I knew I didn’t jump the lights.though the threat of rain was still there as the teams predicted another shower later in the race.