This weekend sees F1 return to Canada for the first time since 2019. Like the driver it is named after, the Circuit Gilles Villeneuve is loved by fans and drivers alike, and, like said driver, is full of surprises.
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Max and Checo have finished 1-2 at three of the last five races, and in the process have scored 210 of a possible 220 points.
We are determined to come to Canada to prove that last week's result is just an outlier and we are confident we will do just that.
Although it's another street circuit like the last two races, it's a much faster layout with quicker corners. On paper that suggests it might be a bit more complicated for our car.
It's definitely going to be worth the wait - the Circuit Gilles Villeneuve is a fantastic track, and a great venue for racing.
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