F1 Canadian GP FP1 Live: Red Bull tries to dominate again as Ferrari aims to bounce again: The Red Bulls will be hoping to extend their lead to the front when they hit the track on Friday ahead of the upcoming Canadian Grand Prix. Meanwhile, Ferrari would like to return to Azerbaijan after their horror show. Follow F1 Canadian GP Live Updates with InsideSport.IN
The Red Bull have enjoyed success in the last five rounds as Max Verstapen won the eighth round in the form of the Azerbaijan Grand Prix. Meanwhile, the Red Bull enjoyed a 1-2 finish in Baku as Sergio Perez claimed second place.
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F1 Canadian GP FP1 Live: Red Bull tries to dominate again as it aims to return to Ferrari style – follow Canadian GP FP1 live updates
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Not quite a slick condition … 6#CanadianGP # F1 pic.twitter.com/W2KcDt7Mkt
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On top of that, the Red Bull have now increased their position by 80 points from second-ranked Ferrari to the constructors’ position. In addition, Max Verstapen also increased his lead in the drivers’ position as he has 150 points and Perez is in second place with 129 points.
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How different will these locations be in a week from now?# AzerbaijanGP # F1 pic.twitter.com/ulJhKhQg51
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Ferrari had a shocking time in the last round as both of their drivers had to retire due to mechanical problems. First Carlos Senz retired due to hydraulic problems and then it was the turn of Charles Leclerc who retired due to loss of power.
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– Formula 1 (@ F1) June 12, 2022
F1 Canadian GP FP1 Live: Red Bull tries to dominate again as it aims to return to Ferrari style – follow Canadian GP FP1 live updates
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Carlos Senz registered his third DNF of the season and Charles Leclerc his second. Charles, meanwhile, started the last four races from the pole position but failed to win any of them. If Ferrari were to lose to the Red Bull, they would have to find a solution to the problem, otherwise the title would slip out of their hands.
A difficult break for Leclerc because his Baku hope has gone up in smoke# AzerbaijanGP # F1 pic.twitter.com/LEYq3hVA8f
– Formula 1 (@ F1) June 12, 2022
However, things remain the same for Mercedes as they had a fairly good weekend after last 3-4 finishing in Baku. George Russell maintained the good form of his run as he finished on the podium for the third time this season and took the Hamilton P4 spot.
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– Formula 1 (@ F1) June 13, 2022
Moreover, Hamilton’s P4 in Baku came at a cost because when he came out of his W13 cockpit, he suffered severe back pain. The British driver was even skeptical about the Canadian GP but said he would not back down from the race in Montreal.
F1 Canadian GP FP1 Live: Red Bull tries to dominate again as it aims to return to Ferrari style – follow Canadian GP FP1 live updates
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