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Traffic before Sunday's Canadian Grand Prix in Montreal has forced Nyck De Vries and Kevin Magnussen to abandon their cars and walk to the Circuit Gilles Villeneuve

A difficult F1 season seems to be going from bad to worse for Ferrari, who still seem incapable of making a key strategy decision at the right time – and Leclerc suffered again in Montreal qualifying

The Canadian Grand Prix could be make or break for one F1 team's ambitions for the season and Sky Sports pundit Kravitz thinks they "must" reach the podium in Montreal

Lewis Hamilton qualified fourth on the grid for the Canadian Grand Prix, but had a chance to be bumped up even higher when Nico Hulkenberg was hauled in front of the stewards

Verstappen was the unsurprising pole-sitter after qualifying for the Canadian Grand Prix, though Red Bull team-mate Perez failed to make it through to Q3 yet again

It was a good qualifying session for Mercedes in Montreal, with Lewis Hamilton making the most of his luck in Q2 and George Russell pleasantly surprising himself

The stewards had several different cases to deal with after Canadian Grand Prix qualifying, with Carlos Sainz the most high-profile driver in trouble after an incident with Pierre Gasly

Leclerc failed to reach Q3 in Montreal as he bemoaned another strategy blunder made by Ferrari, who overruled his preferred tyre choice as the track dried during Q2

Max Verstappen was favourite for pole as usual, but wet weather in Montreal gave the likes of Lewis Hamilton, Charles Leclerc and Fernando Alonso hope of springing a surprise

Pierre Gasly failed to get out of Q1 in Canada after having the start of his final flying lap impeded by Carlos Sainz, almost causing a high-speed collision between them

Romain Grosjean has been racing in IndyCar since leaving F1 in 2020 but got on the wrong side of fellow racer Will Power at Road America this weekend, prompting a furious response from the Aussie

No driver has ever been banned for a Formula 1 race for picking up 12 penalty points on their licence within a year, but Alpine racer Pierre Gasly has come very close

Mercedes have made notable progress with Lewis Hamilton and George Russell on the podium in Barcelona, but Red Bull chief Christian Horner is more concerned about another rival

The Canadian Grand Prix may prove to be a tricky weekend for Mercedes and Lewis Hamilton, despite their best result of the season so far last time out in Barcelona

First practice in Montreal was red-flagged after just a few minutes when Pierre Gasly suffered an issue, but the session never restarted as the track cameras were having problems of their own

Formula E sacked Jack Nicholls in May after an investigation into three allegations made against him and now IMG, which produces the BBC's F1 radio coverage, have followed suit

Mercedes desperately want to beat the Red Bull rivals but, with such a large performance gap between their cars to bridge, it seems unlikely they will do so this year

Mercedes enjoyed an excellent weekend in Barcelona with a double podium at the Spanish Grand Prix, but the Silver Arrows admit they are likely to struggle more in Montreal

Verstappen is known to lose his temper while in the cockpit of his Red Bull, and it happened again during Friday practice in Montreal as he experienced a problem with his car

F1 drivers recently got another chance to test new tyres being developed by Pirelli ahead of the planned ban on tyre blankets being used in the sport from next year

Hamilton is currently having to work hard to help his Mercedes team to return to championship contention, while Verstappen has been enjoying life as the pace-setter

A problem in race control at the Canadian Grand Prix meant the first half of FP1 in Montreal went by with barely any on-track action, after Pierre Gasly suffered a problem

Red Bull are some way ahead of their rivals in terms of car performance with the likes of Mercedes and Aston Martin closest to them, but one F1 legend thinks another team could soon be challenging

Lance Stroll has yet to finish on the podium this year while Aston Martin team-mate Fernando Alonso has done it five times – sparking an ambitious new target from his dad Lawrence

Mercedes driver Russell was asked about what it is like to race wheel-to-wheel against Verstappen these days when he suggested he is "uncomfortable" racing against some of those on the grid