Lotus was celebrating a double points finish in the Canadian Grand prix and were happy that their split tyre strategy approach had delivered above and beyond expectations. read more »

Sebastian Vettel had flown to pole position on Saturday, but when it came to race day in Canada he found his plans thwarted by heavier tyre wear than expected. read more »

Stefano Domenicali concedes that with hindsight the decision not to pit Fernando Alonso for a second time in Canada was the "wrong thing to do"... read more »

Ferrari reckons it did the right thing in gambling on trying out its doomed one-stop strategy to try and beat Lewis Hamilton to victory in Canada - but concedes it was wrong to... read more »

In his Ferrari era, Ross Brawn was hailed as F1′s ‘super brain’; the strategic mastermind behind Michael Schumacher’s most memorable... read more »

Fernando Alonso ran an all-or-nothing strategy attempting to win the Canadian Grand Prix. In the final analysis it failed to pay off. By switching from a two to a one stop... read more »

Eleven points for Scuderia Ferrari in the Canadian Grand Prix, thanks to a fifth place for Fernando Alonso and a tenth for Felipe Massa. Fernando was almost always in the hunt... read more »

Ferrari's Fernando Alonso does not regret his team's strategy which saw him drop from first to fifth place at Montreal. read more »

Sebastian Vettel said a switch to a two-stop race seven laps from the end of the Canadian Grand Prix was the right call after a gamble on a one-stop programme failed to yield... read more »

Fernando Alonso has defended Ferrari's decision to attempt a one-stop strategy at the Canadian GP even though it cost him a possible race win... read more »

Lewis Hamilton, 1st: “It’s a phenomenal sensation to come back to Canada and put on a performance like we did today. This win feels as good as my... read more »

Sebastian Vettel praised Red Bull's late decision to switch his strategy in the Canadian Grand Prix after admitting that the one-stop plan he was on was the wrong choice. read more »

Fernando Alonso, 5th: "Today we tried to win the race, but the gamble of only making a single stop did not pay off. When Hamilton came back into the pits for his second... read more »

Red Bull insisted that sticking to the one-stop strategy until the very last minute was their only option, even though McLaren say they found the decision puzzling. read more »

Paul Hembery: "With three World Champions starting from the top three grid positions, it was always going to be an entertaining race. Towards the end we saw Lewis Hamilton... read more »

Fernando Alonso has defended his Ferrari team's decision to not pit for a second time during the Canadian Grand Prix, despite dropping down to fifthposition read more »

Kimi Räikkönen, 8th: “The car was a bit better in the race than it was in qualifying. I seemed to get stuck behind people a few times. The DRS zone... read more »

Sergio Pérez, 3rd: “When you start 15th and there is no rain or chaos you don’t really expect to finish on the podium. We were quite aggressive... read more »

Fernando Alonso said he was proud Ferrari opted to go for the win with a risky strategy rather than settle for second by matching race-winner Lewis Hamilton's strategy read more »

Sebastian Vettel admitted that he was "a little bit surprised" when Lewis Hamilton pitted from the lead of the Canadian Grand Prix, but was happy enough with his own... read more »

Pastor Maldonado, 13th: Today the car felt very consistent and was pretty well balanced, but unfortunately starting so far back after qualifying meant that I could not really... read more »

Sebastian Vettel, 4th: "It was a difficult race today. We found ourselves in third place, quite far away from Lewis. He decided to box again, but Fernando and I took the... read more »

Daniel Ricciardo, 14th: "I finished where I started. I got a good launch off the line but there was nowhere really for me to go, so I opted to go down the inside at Turn... read more »

Paul di Resta, 11th: "I think we all feel a bit disappointed to miss out on points today. To qualify eighth and run as high as fifth shows we were well placed and things... read more »

Lewis Hamilton played a blinder to win the Canadian Grand Prix, despite McLaren misreading the strategy of their rivals. Fortunately, Red Bull and Ferrari got it badly wrong too. read more »