Red Bull under pressure for second
The reigning champion team has been the closest challenger to Mercedes. But as GARY ANDERSON and EDD STRAW explain, there are several teams with a claim to being best of the rest in Canada
Forecasting what will happen in qualifying and the race based on Friday practice is a risky business, especially on a track like the Circuit Gilles Villeneuve where conditions will change a lot.
But judging by the first day of the Canadian Grand Prix weekend, it's going to be a very close fight for the final podium position.
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