Read next: How Lewis Hamiltons data helped George Russell secure surprise Canadian GP pole.Mercedes motorsport boss Wolff came over the radio: “Focus George.This is a different entity to what it was before.I think it was kind of effortless.while bemoaning a “typical Ferrari” as he blasted Leclerc for apparently not using his mirrors in the final corner.he won’t last long having performances like that.“I think the mixture of good youth and then experience to give us the reference would be a pretty exciting combination.Trying to pass the Red Bull driver around the outside as the track kinked left.

with Hamilton classified fourth and seventh in FP1 and FP2 respectively.with his quickest lap of 1:24:435 on soft tyres good enough for P1 ahead of Ferrari pair Carlos Sainz and Charles Leclerc.“I was starting to take some risks because I could see that maybe in the dry.“But I think in terms of sustainability.the Circuit Gilles Villeneuve has undergone 13 changes since Max Verstappen won last year’s Canadian Grand Prix.preventing drivers from going out as marshals attempted to clear the standing water on the track.

Perez looked to put the frustrations of Monaco firmly in the rear-view mirror.but all the cars are going quicker and so we’re pushing the aerodynamics harder and therefore the cars are running really stiff.”Having been on pole for his home race last time out in Monaco.things need to be cleaned up a little bit.but that’s something that needs to be high focus still.he still does not see the Circuit Gilles Villeneuve as an ideal Red Bull track.