Sauber's Kamui Kobayashi was left reflecting on what might have been in the F1 2011 Canadian Grand Prix. read more »

Kamui Kobayashi was disappointed with the speed of his Sauber C30 in dry weather conditions at the Circuit Gilles Villeneuve on Sunday, falling down the order as the field... read more »

Kamui Kobayashi was disappointed with the speed of his Sauber C30 in dry weather conditions at the Circuit Gilles Villeneuve on Sunday, falling down the order as the field... read more »

Kamui Kobayashi said he was disappointed not to be competitive enough in the dry after he slipped to seventh place in the Canadian Grand Prix. read more »

Lewis Hamilton has said that he believes his McLaren team’s race pace will be better than its speed in qualifying for the Canadian Grand Prix. Yesterday he and team... read more »

Sebastian Vettel yesterday took pole position ahead of Fernando Alonso for today’s Canadian Grand Prix at Montreal. The Red Bull man proved he had lost none of his... read more »

Neither of the Toro Rosso drivers were really disappointed by their qualifying sessions today as both more or less ended up where they expected to be. After fighting with... read more »

Sébastien Buemi believes Toro Rosso will be able to demonstrate stronger race pace at the Circuit Gilles Villeneuve, with the Swiss driver having to settle for 15th... read more »

Mercedes is confident it will have a strong race in Canada after dedicating a significant proportion of its practice time this weekend working on long-run pace read more »

Lewis Hamilton has revealed that he was ‘very happy’ with his final Q3 effort at the Circuit Gilles Villeneuve this afternoon, despite having to settle for... read more »

Jenson Button admitted his qualifying pace at the Canadian Grand Prix had not met expectations after he qualified seventh on the grid for Sunday's race read more »

Ferrari's Fernando Alonso and Felipe Massa were pleasantly surprised with the pace of their Ferraris on Saturday, qualifying second and third respectively ahead of... read more »

Sebastian Vettel set the pace this morning in final practice for the F1 2011 Canadian GP moving to the top of the times right at the close of the session. read more »

Sebastian Vettel stormed to the top of times in Canada for third practice before qualifying with a lap of 1:13.381, almost two seconds faster than read more »

Red Bull's Sebastian Vettel sets the pace in final practice at the Canadian Grand Prix ahead of qualifying on Saturday. read more »

Sebastian Vettel fired a warning to his rivals in final practice for the Canadian Grand Prix, the Red Bull driver setting the pace ahead of qualifying in Montreal. read more »

Mark Webber warned his Red Bull team that they need to up their performance if they want to secure front row starts in Sunday's Canadian GP... read more »

Nico Rosberg, 19th: "It was a positive start to the weekend, and we seem to have made some progress with our race pace. I felt read more »

Mercedes is happy with its long-run pace after spending Friday's second practice session for the Canadian Grand Prix analysing the car on heavy fuel loads read more »

Fernando Alonso insists Red Bull are still the favourites to take pole in Canada despite the Ferrari driver setting the pace on Friday... read more »

Mark Webber believes that Red Bull is now in need of a pace increase as its rivals begin to move closer in terms of raw. In the second Canadian Grand Prix practice session on... read more »

Mark Webber said that the red flags hampered him in Friday practice, but that Red Bull need to find some pace ahead of the Canadian Grand Prix. read more »

Mark Webber concedes his Red Bull team needs more pace to be at the front in the Canadian Grand Prix after a low-key start in practice. read more »

Fernando Alonso set the pace ahead of Sebastian Vettel as the drivers had to contend with a crash-interrupted practice in Canada... read more »

Fernando Alonso set the pace for Ferrari in the second practice session for the Canadian Grand Prix on Friday, in an incident-filled 90 minutes of action in Montreal. read more »