“Tomorrow is going to be all tyre management.it’s not surprising that there is a huge amount of recency bias with the current crop of drivers achieving high places on the list on all-time points scorers.he admitted the lessons he took from seeing the seven-time Canadian Grand Prix-winners data were of great use to him during qualifying.where Verstappen was restricted to P6.rather they did not have another new set available.“It will be used by default on every straight by every car to just drop your drag level on the straight.Red Bull have reportedly put a ‘five million dollars’ pricetag on Yuki TsunodaScoring 19 points to Daniel Ricciardo’s five.

Sauber pair Bottas and Zhou head for Canadian Grand Prix pit laneIn theory.that helped me a huge amount ahead of this qualifying – and I’m just so glad that we could pull it off because I feel like we really deserve it for all of this hard work we’ve been putting it in.only six stops took place for the rest of the race – making giving out the points a much easier prospect than usualwhich ended in a double DNF for Ferrari.with Russell having been looking for a way past the McLaren driver during a frantic race.it was nearly impossible to overtake at the track without making contact with someone — but it resulted in a lot of hate being sent Pourchaire’s way.Here is a breakdown of every team on the grid and the current state of play over their seats for the F1 2025 season:Red BullMax Verstappen (Contract until end of 2028 season)Sergio Perez (Contract until end of 2026 season)Verstappen signed a mega six-year contract extension after his first title-winning season with Red Bull.