On 11/06, 08:00
After a thrilling Canadian Grand Prix, team principals reflect on their respective race performances, starting, of course, with McLaren, which claimed victory for the third consecutive time in Montreal. Lewis Hamilton became the seventh driver to step onto the top of the podium in as many races this season. 
On 10/06, 23:46
Unlucky since the beginning of the season, Lewis Hamilton finally manages to piece together all the elements of a long-awaited but deserved victory, thanks to an aggressive strategy. As for Jenson Button, he pays the price for a lack of practice during free runs and also for differentiated settings that do not seem to bear fruit. 
On 10/06, 23:42
By staying on track in the last 20 laps of the race, Fernando Alonso was overtaken by three of his opponents with fresher tires, including Sebastian Vettel, whom he had been ahead of since his first stop. For the Spaniard, it was the only way to snatch victory. Felipe Massa, on the other hand, saw his race spoiled by a spin early in the event, which sent him back into the pack with vibrations. 
On 10/06, 23:36
On a circuit he didn't know from Eve or Adam before this weekend, Romain Grosjean delivered a remarkable race performance, which allowed him, thanks to a one-stop strategy, to finish on the podium. Eighth at the finish, Kimi Räikkönen also climbed up the pack but believes he could have done better. 
On 10/06, 22:27
What a race for Sauber, proving once again that its car is capable of a lot with economical strategies. Starting 15th, Sergio Pérez clinched the podium, his second of the season and his career. Meanwhile, Kamui Kobayashi had to settle for points, less fortunate than his Mexican teammate in terms of strategy. 
On 10/06, 22:20
The Red Bull drivers ultimately had to settle for 4th and 7th places in the race after starting from 1st and 4th positions on the grid, as the RB8s consumed their tires faster than expected. While the one-stop strategy gamble for Vettel did not pay off, Mark Webber found himself stuck behind drivers who had attempted—and succeeded with—this one-stop strategy. 
On 10/06, 22:12
The results were very poor for Marussia after the Canadian Grand Prix. The British team didn't benefit from their new aero package and failed to find the right settings. French driver Charles Pic managed to finish the race without any issues, which he was happy about, but the Marussia cars are far from the performance of Caterham. Pic set his best lap time during the race at 1:20.632, more than two and a half seconds behind Kovalainen's time. Timo Glock, on the other hand, faced many reliability problems: brakes, engine overheating, not to mention the significant degradation of his rear tires. The team is now looking forward to the European Grand Prix in Valencia, eager to achieve performances closer to those of Caterham. On 10/06, 21:38
The Williams team leaves Montréal empty-handed, but the two drivers of the team are quite optimistic about the performance of the FW34. Maldonado and Senna are eager to get to Valencia to prove that they have a competitive car and to achieve a good result. 
On 10/06, 21:31
Already qualifying quite far on the grid, the Toro Rosso cars lacked race pace to compete for points. Daniel Ricciardo, stuck at the start, and Jean-Eric Vergne, whose race was spoiled by a limiter issue causing a penalty, leave North America empty-handed. 
On 10/06, 21:31
The Caterham drivers had a calm race, delivering a solid performance on the track while, in the pits, the mechanics also experienced a trouble-free afternoon during tire changes. 
On 10/06, 21:25
After a very good Monaco Grand Prix, Force India's performance is worse for the Canadian race. Neither Paul di Resta nor Nico Hülkenberg managed to capitalize on their good practice sessions and qualifying. Force India does not score any points today. The Indian team was not able to optimize their tires, a key point in today's strategy. 
On 10/06, 21:14
The Mercedes team hoped for much more than Nico Rosberg's 6th place, but given the performance issues encountered during qualifying, it was complicated to do better. Michael Schumacher experienced another technical problem, this time with his DRS, and had to retire. 
On 10/06, 21:07
No HRT driver was able to finish the race today at the Canadian Grand Prix. Narain Karthikeyan and Pedro de la Rosa both suffered from brake issues. Although there is disappointment, they are happy with their performances and are looking forward to the next race in Valencia in two weeks. 
On 10/06, 19:54
At the end of a highly strategic Grand Prix, Lewis Hamilton becomes the seventh winner in as many races this season. He finishes ahead of Romain Grosjean and Sergio Perez, who both opted for a successful one-stop strategy. 
On 10/06, 16:40
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