Alonso only wants to talk Le Mans after F1 DNF
Retiring from Sunday's Canadian Grand Prix while racing for points, Fernando Alonso says he now only wants to talk about Le Mans and his possibilities there.
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Verstappen: I drove exactly the same way
Max Verstappen has said he made zero changes to his approach after recording his first clean race weekend of the season.
Bottas: Ferrari just ‘quicker all the time’
Valtteri Bottas conceded he had no answer to Sebastian Vettel and Ferrari in Canada, with P2 being the "maximum" result.
Sainz cleared despite Perez’s ‘black flag’ call
Carlos Sainz and Sergio Perez did not see eye-to-eye on their Canadian GP incident wit the latter calling for the Renault driver to get the "black flag."
Stroll on crash: The car got loose on me
Lance Stroll's home race was over almost before it began as the Canadian's Williams got "loose" on the opening lap, sending him crashing into Brendon Hartley.
Hartley goes airborne; more misery for Alonso
Brendon Hartley and Lance Stroll were involved in a dramatic first-lap crash, while the prospect of IndyCar racing will be even more seductive for the unfortunate Fernando Alonso.
Race quotes: Ferrari, Mercedes, Red Bull
Sebastian Vettel coasted to victory in Canada, with Valtteri Bottas and Max Verstappen completing the podium spots.
Race quotes: Renault, Force India, Sauber, Toro Rosso
Double-points for finish for Renault and another very impressive display from Charles Leclerc in P10.
Race quotes: Haas, McLaren, Williams
Fernando Alonso's 300th grand prix appearance was marred by a DNF; Lance Stroll involved in first-lap collision with Brendon Hartley.
Live! Updates from the Canadian Grand Prix
Welcome to the Circuit Gilles Villeneuve; home of the Canadian GP, the Wall of Champions, the gopher and one Lance Stroll.
McLaren ‘seriously considering IndyCar’
McLaren could enter IndyCar as early as next season, paving the way for Fernando Alonso to swap series while still staying on in the McLaren fold.
Gasly penalised, provisional Canadian GP grid
Pierre Gasly has dropped to the back row of the Canadian GP grid after Toro Rosso and Honda opted to change his engine ahead of Sunday's race.
Force India deny reports of imminent buy-out
Force India deputy team principal Bob Fernley has dismissed claims from Rich Energy that they are on the verge of concluding a deal to buy the Formula 1 team.
Vettel surprised by Red Bull’s tyre strategy
Sebastian Vettel believes the hypersoft tyres are not a "good race tyre" and is surprised to see Red Bull starting on them for Sunday's Canadian Grand Prix.
Magnussen on ‘bunched up’ traffic in Q2
Kevin Magnussen says there was no way he could move out of Sebastian Vettel's way in Q2 in Canada such was the "bunched up" traffic.
Hamilton: Engine not to blame for poor Q3
Lewis Hamilton has said his poor performance in qualifying was down to him and not because of his old engine.
Alonso: Lack of pace ‘difficult to explain’
Fernando Alonso has said it is difficult to provide a "clear answer" why McLaren were so uncompetitive in qualifying for the Canadian Grand Prix.
Beaten Bottas ponders effect of engine delay
Valtteri Bottas has said it would have been a "closer fight" with Ferrari in qualifying had he been able to use Mercedes' new power unit.
Raikkonen reflects on costly Q3 mistake
Kimi Raikkonen has said he was taken by surprise heading into T2 in Canada as his qualifying session came to an abrupt end.
Grosjean sees funny side in bad luck
Romain Grosjean has said the only thing left to do is "laugh" about his run of "bad luck" so far this season.
Verstappen: ‘Guess I still know how to drive’
Max Verstappen had a cheeky message for his critics after managing to upstage Lewis Hamilton for P3 on the starting grid in Canada.
Ricciardo: ‘Laps I did worth more than P6’
Daniel Ricciardo was left feeling a little short-changed after qualifying in P6 for Sunday's Canadian Grand Prix.
Gasly forced to revert to old Honda engine
Toro Rosso's Pierre Gasly has reflected on a "tough" qualifying session after having to swap to an old-spec Honda engine in Canada.
Canada: Post-qualifying press conference
Sebastian Vettel, Valtteri Bottas and Max Verstappen reflect on an eventful qualifying session in Canada.
Qualy: Vettel pips Bottas, Max dislodges Hamilton
Sebastian Vettel clinched a fourth career pole in Canada after edging out Valtteri Bottas by 0.093 seconds at the Circuit Gilles Villeneuve.