Lewis Hamilton has won his second race of the season after starting from pole at the Canadian Grand Prix. Jenson Button completed the McLaren party by coming home in second place, ahead of Fernando Alonso. The Red Bulls finished in 4th and 5th place.
The qualifying starts at 5pm (UK time). England v US is on at 7pm (kick off 7.30).adam2007 wrote:IS englands world cup match going to be on same time as the qualli?
after all the shamless self-hype on everyother advert break right now. Brazil will hopefully win again. 
How did you get hold of these mate?zgred wrote:This was at Monaco, discs and their ventilation holes:
I thought that it might be interesting while we are on the "hard time for the brakes" subject.
What has soccer to do with the Canadian GP. I am sure that there is another site for such nonsense.andrew wrote:The qualifying starts at 5pm (UK time). England v US is on at 7pm (kick off 7.30).adam2007 wrote:IS englands world cup match going to be on same time as the qualli?
This link is pretty good:
http://www.livesportontv.com/
Gonna love to see England get booted out again
My first tooGiblet wrote:I can't wait. My first GP.
Still wondering if anyone wants to put me up in Montreal for a couple days, I'll make it worth your while
Thanks. Cresent St seems to be awesome!! Found more info here tooProfessor wrote:Go to the Crescent Street F1 Festival ( Metro stops McGill or Pell on the Green line). Crowded but fun.
Buy a 3 day metro pass, it also works on the busses. Berri/UQAM is the central metro station for the ride out to Isle St. Helene, and the final destination station is Jean Drapeau. You will walk out of the station and follow the crowds across the bridge to Isle de Notre Dame, the circuit.
Take the metro and do not consider any other transport. All metro lines but the blue line directly connect at Berri/UQAM (Berri Street/University of Quebec a Montreal).
After the race relax and take your time going back to the metro as there is a long line, but it moves quite fast.
La Place Jacques Cartier (near the old port) is also a good place for street food, but all of montreal is good for that.
gilgen wrote:What has soccer to do with the Canadian GP. I am sure that there is another site for such nonsense.andrew wrote:The qualifying starts at 5pm (UK time). England v US is on at 7pm (kick off 7.30).adam2007 wrote:IS englands world cup match going to be on same time as the qualli?
This link is pretty good:
http://www.livesportontv.com/
Gonna love to see England get booted out again
I note that you are also a newish poster, but this is not relevant. A GP lasts 2 hours, and if you like football, the match can be recorder.adam2007 wrote:="gilgen
Without prejudice and upsetting you gilgen, if you cant read the topic its about the canadian GP i have posted a question about the canadian GP clashing with another programme i have not brough up just football please get your facts right next time i can see your newish poster
Regards
It's right up there with Spa and Monza. Usually gives a good race and the "wall of champions" can give an interesting twist.richard_leeds wrote:This has to be my favourite track, it is always so eventful
Well, you don't need the Fduct/blown wing for low drag, but it's definitely an aid when you're trying to broaden the DF window. If Red Bull can maximize their diffuser performance they will be able to do pretty well, while running a very flat rear wing, and at a track like Canada that may be enough to stay in the mix, the top 10 let's say. But McLaren holds the ace at this race and I'll be shocked if they don't qually and win 1-2. Kubica could round out the podium. But who knows .. that's why we run the race.donskar wrote:Question: do both of you assume that Red Bull will NOT have an effective f duct for Canada? IF they do, that should help cut McL's top end advantage.BreezyRacer wrote:I think they will be in a league of their own in Canada. I also expect Renault to do especially well there, given their high numbers thru the speed traps.dannyteasdale wrote:Ratatouille - Whats the views on the MP4-25 for the Canadian GP - Thinking strong/weak - where will it excel?
