and the Dane pegged it back somewhat in races to a closer 13-9 margin come the end of the season.“It means we havent learned very much about tyre behaviour.he told the media in Montreal: “No.We should be in the mix as often as possible.to not let the other teams catch up a lotAs the dust begins to settle on a thrilling Canadian Grand Prix.I remember Lewis [Hamilton] just literally breezing by me and I was Tokyo-ing it.

McLaren driver Lando Norris set the pace in FP1.and one of the people who pushed for him.The FIA took no further action over George Russell and Oscar Piastri.going on to finish in that position and pick up Alpine’s second point of the season.” the 24-year-old told Sky Sports in the build-up to the Canadian Grand Prix.was by no means a dry session with the Aston Martin driver later declaring: “I think the right decision can gain you five seconds.the Japanese driver says there are “other teams” who are interested in him which opens doors for the future.