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Max Verstappen claimed the chequered flag at the Canadian Grand Prix with Lewis Hamilton claiming his second podium of 2022.

Hamilton admitted his impressive podium in Canada has renewed his self-belief ahead of a return to the British Grand Prix - a race he has won a record eight times. It was a welcome result for Hamilton ahead of the British Grand Prix, which is next up on the F1 calendar. Hamilton crossed the line in third place to claim a podium finish in Canada - his second finish in the top three this season.

Lewis Hamilton hopes Mercedes will be "a little bit more cautious on doing too many experiments" on race weekends after he claimed a second podium of the ...

"We just need to develop the car in a different window that we had. We didn't get it right in many areas, but we own the problem and we need to fix it." We just need to keep working," said Wolff. That means the amount of upwards and downwards movement and also bottoming because the cars are now whacking the ground," said Hill. We don't want to injure the driver so they're taking it very seriously. "We're just trying to work…

EXPRESS SPORT brings you all the F1 news and updates after Max Verstappen wins the Canadian Grand Prix.

In the post-race press conference, Hamilton appeared to take a dig at Verstappen ahead of the British Grand Prix. Lewis Hamilton and Max Verstappen’s private talks immediately after the Canadian Grand Prix were caught on camera. It will be interesting for us there." He said: "One swallow doesn’t make a summer. So I think we need to be careful. It prompted the Red Bull star to complain to his engineers over team radio in another heated exchange. Meanwhile post-race, Christian Horner claimed he was “still having nightmares” about the Montreal circuit despite Verstappen’s win. "Christian Horner joined in too... Talks between Lewis Hamilton and Max Verstappen from immediately after the Canadian Grand Prix have aired. The Mercedes star has said Russell "can do the experiments" after Hamiton has lost ground in the championship. He said: "The Red Bull team were not allowed back into the garage after the podium because there was a sniffer dog and a policeman in there." The Mercedes boss said the team were still "off the pace" earlier in the weekend and stressed more work was needed before the team could challenge the frontrunners.

Hamilton, 37, finished behind race winner Max Verstappen and Ferrari's Carlos Sainz to claim third place in Montreal. It came as a hugely positive turnaround ...

He has miraculously healed from his crippling back problems within one week. He has miraculously healed from his crippling back problems within one week. the 'back pain' will come back if he doesn’t get a podium in the next race.”

Sir Lewis Hamilton is optimistic that his Mercedes car has the ability to challenge Red Bull and Ferrari for wins this season.

A lot to take from today. ‘When you get a full race distance you find a lot out with the car. ‘For a second, I was kind of keeping up with these guys.

LEWIS HAMILTON secured his second podium of the season at the Canadian Grand Prix. · Mercedes: What's gone wrong at the F1 and can they recover? · Related ...

However, he said the Mercedes’ race pace was “closer” to the leaders than at many other tracks this season. “So I think we need to be careful. The Austrian claimed a lot of work still needs to be done before the team can get back to the front.

'A real positive' - Driver reaction from Hamilton, Verstappen and Sainz after Canadian Grand Prix. 00:01:25. Advertisement.

We will get there eventually I just want to be in the battle with these guys. Moving forward, I think we'll be a little bit more cautious on doing too many experiments as it really does hinder you through the weekend, especially if you only have practice one and two in the dry and don't get a FP3, for example.

LEWIS HAMILTON turned his physio into the Big Dipper as he celebrated an upturn in his rollercoaster year.The Mercedes star pushed Angela Cullen into.

The potential is truly there if we can get the setup right." "It has given me and the team a lot of hope. She just needed a push."

Lewis Hamilton notched just his third podium finish of the 2022 F1 season on Sunday, with the Mercedes driver finishing third at the Canadian Grand Prix in ...

"I think there are lots of learnings from this weekend and improvements that we can make moving forwards," he added. The British driver was also matching the leaders' lap times at points during the race, but refused to get carried away post-race. And he moved up a place during the race to finish in third, only seven seconds behind race-winner Verstappen who held off a late charge from Ferrari's Carlos Sainz.

With his second podium finish of the season, Lewis Hamilton and Mercedes rediscovered some pace in F1's return to Montreal last weekend.

Mercedes still doesn’t have the pace of Red Bull and Ferrari, and even after raising the ride height in Montreal, the cars still bounced. He was Sir Lewis Hamilton when he climbed from the car, not the veteran struggling to hold off his younger teammate and keep the leaders in sight. This is not a Rolls-Royce. And drivers should be aware of this,” said Franz Tost, the former driver-turned-head of AlphaTauri. “If the cars are too stiff, or it’s too difficult for them, maybe they should stay at home, in the living room, sit in the chair, and then they can do the races on TV or wherever. Then he finished third Sunday to earn just his second podium in nine races this season. That quest for downforce has created a “porpoising” effect that is, at minimum, dangerous to a drivers’ long-term health. Montreal is, after all, the site of Hamilton’s first Formula One victory in 2007.

Lewis Hamilton will be extremely motivated to beat George Russell in 2022 claims ex-Mercedes driver Nico Rosberg citing his own experience.

“So this was this weekend has been the first kind of a normal weekend in a long time. “Let’s say at the same time that Lewis though is still driving at his best. Rosberg is citing his own experience, where Hamilton defeated him thrice in the drivers’ standings, including his two title victories.

LEWIS HAMILTON recorded just his second podium of the season in Canada, ahead of team-mate George Russell.

"This weekend has been the first normal weekend in a long time for him and he delivered in an awesome way. Let's say at the same time though that Lewis [Hamilton] is driving at his best. "Let's focus on George, what an awesome job he has done," Rosberg told Sky Sports. "It is really phenomenal.

The Mercedes-AMG One has been recorded going about a racetrack, and it has got everyone excited with its exhaust note.

The only thing left now is to binge-watch exhaust notes and fly-by videos once the car hits the public roads. The end result is a car that can be economical too and can go 11.2 miles on purely electric power and weigh just 3,730 pounds. There is just so much that we can go on talking about the Mercedes-AMG One. It had everyone excited when it was first announced, as we mentioned because it forced people to imagine just how good it will be when it becomes a reality. The reason for that is simple, ever since we got to know about what it will come with and the performance that it promises – it has blown the minds of car communities across the world. If you were to simply focus on the exhaust note, you would be hard-pressed to differentiate it from a Formula 1 car. And let’s be honest, the biggest draw for us car nerds is the hope that once such a car hits the road, it should become one of the best-sounding cars in the world.

Nico Rosberg says George Russell has been "phenomenal" in a trying F1 season for Mercedes so far - but warned him that Lewis Hamilton "hates" to lose to ...

Rosberg said of the Spaniard, who won his titles with Renault in 2005 and 2006: "I am a big fan of Alonso at the moment. Of course, the car is completely different so maybe it takes him more time to get on top of things." "For him to still drive like this is just so cool. "Inside the car it is a horrible feeling. This was a normal weekend and he delivered in the usual awesome way. I thought it was so awesome how George right after the start made headway, passing one car after another down into the hairpin.

LEWIS HAMILTON finished in front of new teammate George Russell at the Canadian Grand Prix for only the second time this season.

“You need to take a podium as a good result, especially on merit, and I am happy for Lewis because he was really disadvantaged in some of the races where the safety car went against him." “There were a lot of races that worked against him where he could have scored a podium or a much better result,” he said, via formula1news. Indeed, he still leads his more esteemed teammate by 34 points in the standings, ahead of the British Grand Prix - a race Hamilton has won eight times - on July 3.

LEWIS HAMILTON is keen to build on the momentum of a third-placed finish in Canada.

Hamilton had slammed his car as “undriveable” and suggested upgrades were a “disaster” following a poor practice session. “I think there are lots of learnings from this weekend and improvements that we can make moving forwards. Hamilton and Russell face their home race at Silverstone on July 3 and they are keen to build on the momentum from a positive weekend.

Lewis Hamilton is hoping that in time George Russell can take on the 'guinea pig' role at Mercedes, although he feels the team in general should be more ...

the dream was like if I can keep in that battle with them and find a way but they were rapid. I just want to be in a battle with these guys. “At the end there when the Safety Car came in and we started again, I was hoping that I could just…

TOTO WOLFF has outlined Mercedes' chances for the British Grand Prix as Lewis Hamilton and George Russell aim to challenge on home soil.

Lewis Hamilton admitted the team had done a lot of work in the simulator to ensure the set up was right. He revealed there was “lots to improve on the car’ and stressed his team would “work hard” to find fixes. Toto Wolff has stressed Mercedes and Lewis Hamilton "can be competitive” at the British Grand Prix as the Silver Arrows plan new upgrades.

Lewis Hamilton was on hand to help Mercedes physiotherapist Angela Cullen take the plunge after she gave him an extra incentive to claim a podium finish at ...

"It has given me and the team a lot of hope. The potential is truly there if we can get the setup right." With other members of the team laughing, Angela says: "It's really cold!