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Canadian GP

2015 Formula 1 Canadian GP

Canada
Jun 4, 2015 to Jun 7, 2015
Circuit Gilles-Villeneuve, CA
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Formula 1 Canadian GP

Canadian Grand Prix - Race

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Final classification:

1. Lewis Hamilton
2. Nico Rosberg
3. Valtteri Bottas
4. Kimi Raikkonen
5. Sebastian Vettel
6. Felipe Massa
7. Pastor Maldonado
8. Nico Hulkenberg
9. Daniil Kvyat
10. Romain Grosjean
11. Sergio Perez
12. Carlos Sainz
13. Daniel Ricciardo
14. Marcus Ericsson
15. Max Verstappen
16. Felipe Nasr
17. Will Stevens
Massa finishes in sixth, Maldonado in seventh, Hulkenberg eighth, Kyvat ninth and Grosjean in 10th.
Fourth win of the season for Hamilton, and the fourth in Canada.
No side effects of the Monaco GP debacle for Hamilton, who has dominated the weekend.
Two laps left. Rosberg has given up and is now 3.6 seconds behind Hamilton.
Grosjean can't pass Kvyat, but he has 13 seconds to the car behind, so he'll at least get a point.
The positions are unlikely to change unless there's some sort of drama.
Three retirements in this race: Merhi and the two McLarens.
Grosjean told he needs to pass Kvyat and open a five-second gap in order to keep his position after the five-second penalty.
Maldonado is passed easily by Massa, who is now sixth after having started from the back.
Merhi stops in the pits with apparent problems in his Manor.
Raikkonen is over seven seconds behind Bottas, who looks set to finish on the podium.
Hamilton leads by 1.8s. He seems to have the race under control.
Hamilton told to lift "a little" to have some margin at the end of the race. We assume that means brakes and fuel.
A dismal weekend for Button, who disappears into the back of the McLaren garage without even taking his helmet off.
Both the McLarens are out of the race. The only two retirements so far.
Vettel asks if he should keep pushing, but is told Raikkonen is the driver in front, over 12 seconds away.
Maldonado is overtaken by Vettel on the back straight. That's all the progress Vettel will manage unless someone in front has problems.
Bottas told Raikkonen will not catch him at the current pace.
Sainz putting Ricciardo under pressure. The Australian is struggling with his car in P12.
Stevens angry at Grosjean, and probably with good reason, as he was left with nowhere else to go.
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