Mark Webber admits that he is still yet to find the sweet spot with the new-for-2011 Pirelli tyres. So far this season, the Australian has fallen 64 points – more... read more »

Nick Heidfeld and Renault believe that it will be possible to overhaul Ferrari’s Fernando Alonso for fifth place in this year’s Drivers’ Championship. Heading into the Canadian... read more »

Despite admitting that Red Bull’s Sebastian Vettel is in prime position for a second consecutive world title this year, Felipe Massa insists that Ferrari will continue pushing... read more »

McLaren technical chief Paddy Lowe questions the impact two DRS zones will have on the Canadian Grand Prix read more »

Williams to take a series of new parts to Montreal for the Canadian Grand Prix read more »

Formula 1 could experience its first truly wet race of the 2011 season in Canada this weekend as almost all weather sources, including the country's read more »

The two drivers involved in heavy shunts in Monaco, Sergio Perez and Vitaly Petrov, will be among five drivers to face the media on Thursday... read more »

Two weeks on from the street circuit of Monaco, the F1 circus now tackles another semi-permanent venue in the shape of the Gilles Villeneuve circuit just outside the city of... read more »

Williams team members look forward to the next round of the 2011 Formula 1 season at the Circuit Gilles Villeneuve in Canada. Credit: Williams F1 read more »

Drivers are set to get an extra boost at this weekend's Canadian Grand Prix as the FIA doubles the number of DRS zones. read more »

McLaren's Paddy Lowe is not convinced the second Drag Reduction System zone at this weekend's Canadian Grand Prix is necessary read more »

McLaren is confident it can start to turn its championship around with a win at the Canadian Grand Prix and continue to take victories over the next few races to close the gap... read more »

McLaren technical director Paddy Lowe has warned that having two DRS zones at the Canadian Grand Prix may not have the desired effect... read more »

Until 2009, 1987 had been the only year not to feature a Canadian Grand Prix since the event switched to Montreal in 1978. Although the track's layout may have changed... read more »

The Canadian Grand Prix dates back to 1967, when it first joined the calendar with a race at Mosport Park, which continued to host the event until 1977. However, Mont-Tremblant... read more »

Ferrari will make a "few changes" to their diffuser and rear wing for this weekend's Canadian Grand Prix... read more »

Sergio Perez is confident he will pass a stern FIA medical test that will clear the way for him to drive in this weekend's Canadian Grand Prix... read more »

Emerson Fittipaldi will fulfil the role of driver steward for the Canadian Grand Prix in Montreal this weekend. The two-time world champion makes his third appearance read more »

Double World Champion Emerson Fittipaldi will return as FIA driver steward for this weekend’s Canadian Grand Prix. Having first taken up the role in Montreal 12 months ago, the... read more »

Sergio Perez has no doubts that he will be fit for this weekend's Canadian Grand Prix, after making a good recovery from his Monaco crash. read more »

Sebastien Buemi believes the Drag Reduction System will make overtaking easy at this weekend's Canadian Grand Prix read more »

Force India driver Paul di Resta is looking forward to his maiden Canadian Grand Prix, saying it will be a "real adventure" for him... read more »

Michael Schumacher has conceded it is 'difficult' to know how Mercedes will perform this weekend in Canada, although he has vowed that the outfit will be 'ready... read more »

Lotus Renault GP's Vitaly Petrov has said he is feeling 'fine' ahead of this weekend's F1 2011 Canadian Grand Prix at Montreal's Circuit Gilles Villeneuve. read more »

Williams will head to the Canadian Grand Prix with several new parts as they look to pick up points for only the second time this season... read more »