Max Verstappen could set the fastest time in a FP1 session for the first time this season, however, there was a hairy moment for the Dutch driver with Lewis Hamilton. During FP1, as Verstappen began to accelerate towards the hairpin,

Max Verstappen ended Friday practice at the Canadian Grand Prix feeling optimistic for the Formula 1 weekend ahead despite losing pace from FP1 to FP2. The Red Bull driver topped the opening session in Montreal,

Charles Leclerc suffered a huge shunt during FP1 at the Canadian Grand Prix, locking up heading into Turn 3 and slamming into the barrier. The Ferrari F1 star wrecked the whole left-hand side of his car,

Max Verstappen set the pace in FP1 at the Canadian GP. The two Williams finished behind the Dutchman, in the order of Alexander Albon and Carlos Sainz. While Verstappen was the quickest today, the

Ferrari’s Charles Leclerc has taken full responsibility for his self-described “stupid crash” that prematurely ended his FP1 session.

F1's first session at the Canadian Grand Prix was difficult for Lewis Hamilton and Ferrari, with the champion's team-mate also hitting the barriers early in FP1.

Formula 1 travels back to North America for the tenth race of the season at the Canadian Grand Prix. The first free practice session will be a vital one for all teams and drivers in Montreal, so

Charles Leclerc was left to rue what he described as a “stupid crash” in FP1 for the Formula 1 Canadian Grand Prix, which casued significant damage to his Ferrari and ruled him out the rest of the day.

The Ferrari driver qualified in eighth for the Canadian Grand Prix despite believing that he should have been in the fight for pole position

Oscar Piastri made a small mistake during the first free practice session at the Circuit Gilles Villeneuve. As a result, the Australian driver received a fine from the stewards. On Friday, on-track action at the Canadian Grand Prix began with FP1,