GP Canada, 2011-06-12
News
Fri Jun 03, 2011
Sun Jun 05, 2011
Mon Jun 06, 2011
- New aero package and modified diffuser for Williams at Canada
- Montreal lives and breathes F1 - Heidfeld
- Canada’s long straights mean opportunity - Petrov
- Both cars should be able to finish in the top 8 - Boullier
- Force India confident of straight line speed
Wed Jun 08, 2011
Thu Jun 09, 2011
- Bahrain GP unlikely to go ahead says Ecclestone
- Pérez receives medical clearance to race at Montreal
- Audi take Le Mans pole, top 6 within 0.6 seconds
Fri Jun 10, 2011
- Rosberg tops FP1 as Vettel crashes into the wall
- De La Rosa replaces Pérez at Canada
- Alonso 4 tenths ahead of Vettel in FP2
- Toro Rosso see low tyre degradation
- Lotus drivers 16th and 17th after FP2
- Williams happy to see new parts working well
- Mercedes GP show promise in FP1
- Ferrari not sure about rest of weekend
- A Friday full of surprises for Sauber
- Sutil crashes as Di Resta improves set-up
Sat Jun 11, 2011
- Vettel tops final practice at Canada
- Partnership between Team Lotus and Dell Technology T.E.A.M
- Vettel takes pole, ahead of Ferraris
- Team Lotus satisfied with solid qualifying session
- Unsurprising qualifying for Toro Rosso
- Barrichello hampered by brake issue in qualifying
- Adverse feelings for Sauber drivers after qualifying
Sun Jun 12, 2011
- Di Resta solid to P11 as Sutil struggles
- Mercedes drivers closely matched in qualifying
- Renault happy to get both cars in Q3
- McLaren confident for Canadian GP
- Best qualifying of the year for Ferrari
- Another pole for Vettel as KERS issues continue
- Audi #2 wins Le Mans, Peugeot 2nd and 3rd
- Vettel leads Canadian GP, race suspended after 23 laps
- Button wins sensational Canadian GP
- Not the race we wanted - Gascoyne
- Double points finish for Toro Rosso
- Driver errors ruin Force India's race
- Kobayashi scores solid points for Sauber
Mon Jun 13, 2011
- Two more points for Williams
- Schumacher misses out on Canadian podium
- Ferrari leave Canada utterly disappointed
Sat Jun 25, 2011
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