How to get the best Canadian GP fan experience
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Montreal is a sports-loving city that fully embraces the grand prix when the event is in town. The track is located on a man-made island, the Ile Notre-Dame, in the middle of the St Lawrence river and is easily accessible by the underground metro system - it's a veritable model for sustainable city-centre racing.
The race is always action-packed because the narrow track has a lot in common with a street circuit - it's lined by unyielding concrete walls that instantly punish any mistake made by the drivers. Most races feature at least one appearance by the safety car.
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