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Formula 1 crossed the Atlantic for the second time this season as it heads up to Montreal for the last time in June at least. The circuit has hosted F1 races since the 70's and still feels like a proper old-school circuit while still being relevant in the modern era. Feeling like the kind of parkland narrow circuit F1 keeps trying to replicate with it's new "street" circuits, the master is still the best. Last season was a classic wet/dry race won by Max Verstappen, who started from 2nd on the grid after the closest qualifying session since Jerez 1997 as him and George Russell set identical times on a perfectly neat 1:12.000 for the front row. Qualifying has been insanely close in the dry this season, so can we see a repeat this year at the CANADIAN GRAND PRIX!
First Grand Prix
1978
Number of Laps
70
Circuit Length
4.361 km
Race Distance
305.27 km
Lap Record
1:13.078 Valtteri Bottas (2019)
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First Grand Prix
1978
Number of Laps
70
Circuit Length
4.361 km
Race Distance
305.27 km
Lap Record
1:13.078 Valtteri Bottas (2019)

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