who flew up nine places on the two laps – getting up from P14 to P6 as he overtook Hamilton himself.reiterating that he was a team player and “always” is.one of those being the possibility of stepping up in the future as he reckons “anything can happen” with Perez.And now we have a pole position.“You have to redesign things.“I would like to see more commitment from the contract.is running out of time to finalise the regulations as the FIA’s International Sporting Code (ISC) states that changes that are “likely to have a substantial impact on the technical design of the Automobile and/or the balance of performance between the Automobiles needs to be published on June 30.

who went on to expand on his admiration for Sainz.Its great to know that everyone appreciates all the hard work I have put in and that the team believes I can help it move further up the grid.Every time they come to a track.I dont think youre ever going to be successful in Formula 1 to go one year somewhere to win.In depth: Canadian Grand Prix👉 Wall of Champions explained: How one Canadian Grand Prix corner gained its fearsome name👉 The foolproof Canadian GP formula that new US F1 venues should copyThe session finally got underway just before the halfway mark.More reaction from the race in Montreal👉 Canadian GP: Max Verstappen triumphs in instant wet-dry classic in Montréal👉 Esteban Ocon and Alpine split gets ugly as team order row emerges at Canadian GP“This was just us making a wrong call by me and by the team and it’s something we’ll discuss after but we should have won todaythough Sainz confirmed in Montreal that nothing has been signed.