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In a post-qualifying interview, Carlos Sainz revealed Ferrari’s strategy to use new tires earlier in Q2 at the Canadian Grand Prix, citing an expected rain shower as the reason. However, the gamble backfired, and both Ferrari drivers struggled with grip, failing to reach the top-10 shootout.

Lewis Hamilton showcased his exceptional skills at the Circuit Gilles Villeneuve, posting an impressive time during qualifying simulations and holding a significant advantage over his rivals. With the Formula 1 standings on the line, teams are pushing their limits to secure a strong grid position for the upcoming Canadian Grand Prix.

With the Canadian Grand Prix on the horizon, Charles Leclerc is downplaying Ferrari’s status as favorites, suggesting it’s a ploy by rivals to shift the pressure. The Monegasque driver believes the tight competition between the top teams will be the key factor in Montreal, where Ferrari’s SF-24 could thrive on the circuit’s bumpy characteristics.

As Mercedes looks to revive its Formula 1 fortunes in 2024, Lewis Hamilton has highlighted the importance of mastering corner balance as the key to catching up with the leading teams. The seven-time champion believes that addressing this area will be vital for the German marque to contend with its rivals and secure a podium finish, with the team currently sitting fourth in the Constructors’ Championship.

The Canadian Grand Prix is set to thrill fans at the iconic Circuit Gilles Villeneuve, a home race for Aston Martin’s Lance Stroll and his father, Lawrence, who owns the team. This challenging track, known for its fast straights and unforgiving walls, demands precision and skill from drivers. With Ferrari aiming to claim the top spot in the constructors’ standings and showers forecasted throughout the weekend, the stage is set for an unpredictable and exciting race in Montreal.

WEC

Ferrari’s Antonio Fuoco secures his first pole position since last year’s Le Mans 24 Hours, expertly managing his tyres to set two blistering laps in the WEC 2023 Hyperpole session. The Italian’s clever strategy, which involved completing two warmup laps, paid off as he clocked a 1m29.466s lap time, 0.419s clear of the field.