Fresh team orders angst sours Alpine's double points finish
Alpine achieved its first double points finish of the season in Canada, yet ended it with one "bitter" driver after another intra-team spat
Alpine achieved its first double points finish of the season in Canada, yet ended it with one "bitter" driver after another intra-team spat
Time will tell if Mercedes is definitively back in contention, but make no mistake about it: it's realistically the fastest F1 car at the Canadian GP. Mark Hughes looks at why that's the case - as well as comparing how George Russell and Max Verstappen achieved their identical laps
Ferrari came into the Canadian GP weekend tipped by many as hot favourite to make it back-to-back F1 wins. But it ended qualifying with neither car in the top 10. Even with a tight field spread, why did Ferrari end up so uncharacteristically on the wrong side of that?
Daniel Ricciardo dismissed Jacques Villeneuve’s biting criticism during Formula 1’s Canadian Grand Prix as the 1997 world champion “talking s**t”, and said “all those people can suck it” after qualifying fifth in Montreal
George Russell took pole position for the 2024 Canadian Grand Prix with an identical laptime to Max Verstappen – while Sergio Perez was eliminated in Q1 and both Ferraris were knocked out in Q2
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As with Yuki Tsunoda, RB is believed to have an option on Daniel Ricciardo for 2025. That it's announced one has had his contract renewed and not the other comes down to the fact that Tsunoda deserves to have his future secured now, but Ricciardo doesn't
Carlos Sainz was not the only F1 driver Red Bull snubbed in giving Sergio Perez a contract extension. Its disinterest in considering one of its own for its main team, Yuki Tsunoda, amounts to a refusal to promote him
F1's 2026 regulations will be changed to address the biggest fears teams have raised so far, but only after an initial version is approved in the "most restrictive" form
Mercedes goes into Canadian Grand Prix qualifying looking strong after Lewis Hamilton set the pace by a respectable margin in final practice and George Russell took third
