Karun Chandhok believes that there is 'no excuse' for Charles Leclerc 's FP1 crash at the Canadian Grand Prix. The Ferrari racer suffered a heavy left-side shunt at Turn Three early in the first practice session in Montreal. Leclerc was heading for a flying lap around the Circuit Gilles-Villeneuve but didn't make it out of the first sector.

The Canadian Grand Prix, however, ranks a close second. "One of my favourite Grands Prix," the Ferrari driver said. "'One of my favourite fan experiences." Hamilton highlighted the up-close feel with spectators, even when he's flying around Circuit Gilles Villeneuve at more than 300 kilometres per hour.

The Formula 1 Canadian Grand Prix has officially been extended in Montreal until 2035. This announcement comes Tuesday morning after last weekend’s successful Grand Prix, a significant milestone for organizers following last year’s fiasco,