Max is the fastest of the first free skills Canadian GP in front of sainz (2nd at 0 “246) and a Fernando Alonso starting out of position (3rd at 0” 373). Monegasque is not there charles leclercthat 5th more than half a second behind Perez (4th), and this is the work of Charles in Free Practice 1 it is different because of its difficult situation of used engine parts.
Ferrari put new engine elements in Leclerc’s car, except for the turbo. Placing a new one means starting from the back on Sunday. And that movement is something that Italians have not yet appreciated after the work Charles did on this FP1. Leclerc he turned his attention to his long run to check the condition of the used turbo he had hit on the track. In Canada, Leclerc could try to make a good comeback if he finally penalizes and that decision will be key to a career where Carlos Sainz started on the right foot.
Good start for Alonso
The Spaniard from Ferrari started Free Practice 1 continuing Baku’s positive tone. He faced this Grand Prix wanting to take another step forward like those he did in Barcelona, Monaco and Baku in terms of understanding the car and adapting to it. And so far, the guy from Madrid has felt as comfortable as in Baku. There he fought for the pole until the very end and he wants to do it again at Gilles Villeneuve this Saturday.
Alonso, not really a third
Fernando Alonso finished in third position. But after a good Friday in Baku and seeing how Alpine’s rivals progressed better on Saturday, this result shouldn’t be representative. The Spaniard was confident at the start, with a strange advantage over Ocon, as he got more than eight tenths from Esteban.
Russell finished in sixth position, again ahead of Hamilton (8th), both aboard a Mercedes that was heavily porpoising in Baku. The Englishman had back problems after last week’s race and this caused the FIA to launch new regulations that could lead Mercedes (and others) to lift their car more and lose speed if the rebound exceeds the limit specified by the FIA.
Source: La Verdad
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