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Round 07 · 2019

CanadaCanadian Grand Prix

Montréal, Canada7–9 Jun

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Drawn from car positions, 2026 FP1
  1. Practice 1
    Data published
    track 34° ·air 20° ·49% hum ·4.0 km/h wind
  2. Practice 2
    Data published
    track 49° ·air 26° ·32% hum ·5.0 km/h wind
  3. Practice 3
    Data published
    track 39° ·air 19° ·36% hum ·3.6 km/h wind
  4. Qualifying
    Data published
    track 48° ·air 23° ·22% hum ·5.8 km/h wind
    Fantasy lock
  5. Grand Prix
    Data published
    track 51° ·air 30° ·16% hum ·4.7 km/h wind

Times in UTC

Grand Prix result

PosDriverTeamGridMovedTime / gapPts
1HAMMercedes211:29:07.08425
2VETFerrari11+3.65818
3LECFerrari3—+4.69615
4BOTMercedes62+51.04313
5VERRed Bull Racing94+57.65510
6RICRenault42+1 Lap8
7HULRenault7—+1 Lap6
8GASToro Rosso53+1 Lap4
9STRRacing Point178+1 Lap2
10KVYToro Rosso10—+1 Lap1
11SAIMcLaren11—+1 Lap
12PERRacing Point153+1 Lap
13GIOAlfa Romeo Racing121+1 Lap
14GROHaas F1 Team14—+1 Lap
15RAIAlfa Romeo Racing161+1 Lap
16RUSWilliams182+2 Laps
17MAGHaas F1 Team——+2 Laps
18KUBWilliams191+3 Laps
19ALBRed Bull Racing136Collision damage
20NORMcLaren812Suspension

Qualifying

PosDriverQ1Q2Q3Gap to pole
1VET1:11.2001:11.1421:10.240
2HAM1:11.5181:11.0101:10.446+0.206
3LEC1:11.2141:11.2051:10.920+0.680
4RIC1:11.8371:11.5321:11.071+0.831
5GAS1:12.0231:11.1961:11.079+0.839
6BOT1:11.2291:11.0951:11.101+0.861
7HUL1:11.7201:11.5531:11.324+1.084
8NOR1:11.7801:11.7351:11.863+1.623
9SAI1:11.7501:11.5721:13.981+3.741
10MAG1:12.1071:11.786—+1.546
11VER1:11.6191:11.800—+1.560
12KVY1:11.9651:11.921—+1.681
13GIO1:12.1221:12.136—+1.896
14ALB1:12.0201:12.193—+1.953
15GRO1:12.109——+1.869
16PER1:12.197——+1.957
17RAI1:12.230——+1.990
18STR1:12.266——+2.026
19RUS1:13.617——+3.377
20KUB1:14.393——+4.153

How the weekend has moved

Practice 11:12.767
Practice 21:12.177−0.590
Practice 31:10.843−1.334
Qualifying1:10.240−0.603
Grand Prix1:13.078+2.838

Fastest lap of each session, the change from the session before, and the midfield's median fuel-corrected long run. Times normally tumble as the track rubbers in.

Montréal in earlier seasons

20191:10.843
20181:11.599+0.756

Fastest practice lap per season at this circuit. Layout changes, resurfacing and weather all move these numbers, so read them as context rather than a like-for-like comparison.

Practice 1

HAM1:12.767

Single-lap pace

HAM1:12.767—
BOT1:12.914+0.147
LEC1:13.720+0.953
VER1:13.755+0.988
VET1:13.905+1.138
RAI1:13.945+1.178
SAI1:13.973+1.206
RIC1:14.123+1.356
PER1:14.172+1.405
MAG1:14.202+1.435
NOR1:14.246+1.479
HUL1:14.474+1.707
GAS1:14.570+1.803
GIO1:14.582+1.815
GRO1:14.645+1.878
ALB1:14.703+1.936
STR1:14.812+2.045
KVY1:15.343+2.576
RUS1:15.989+3.222
LAT1:16.199+3.432

Best lap regardless of fuel load or compound — a sighting shot, not a form guide.

Long runs, fuel-corrected

DriverTyreLapsFuel-correctedGapSpreadDeg / lap
SAIM91:15.916—±1.556+0.282s
NORH111:16.305+0.389±1.149+0.076s
MAGM5*1:17.333+1.417±0.654—
KVYS7*1:17.798+1.882±1.147—
GIOM5*1:17.853+1.937±1.159—
HULM5*1:18.020+2.104±0.248—
ALBS6*1:18.207+2.291±1.222—
RICM91:18.275+2.359±0.749+0.218s
RAIS5*1:18.341+2.425±0.635—
STRM81:18.950+3.034±1.020+0.367s
LATS6*1:20.085+4.169±1.280—

Each driver's longest clean stint, using green-flag laps only. Cool-down laps go first (anything more than 7% slower than that stint's best), then laps sitting well above the stint's own trend — traffic and mistakes — and a stint is discarded entirely if what remains isn't one continuous run. Times are corrected for fuel burn at 60 ms per lap, measured from 2024 race stints rather than assumed. Runs under eight laps (marked *) get no degradation figure, because a trend through so few laps is noise. Teams don't publish fuel loads, and 15 kg is worth about 0.4s a lap, so read these as driver groupings rather than exact gaps, and compare runs on the same compound.

Sectors and the lap they could have done

DriverS1S2S3Ideal lapBest lapLeft out
HAM20.01723.26629.4171:12.7001:12.7670.067
BOT19.94923.44329.5091:12.9011:12.9140.013
LEC20.37123.67629.6161:13.6631:13.7200.057
VER20.28423.56329.8251:13.6721:13.7550.083
VET20.40323.58429.7591:13.7461:13.9050.159
SAI20.39423.66229.8091:13.8651:13.9730.108
RAI20.55323.69829.6941:13.9451:13.9450.000
MAG20.43823.81229.7981:14.0481:14.2020.154
RIC20.37023.82529.9281:14.1231:14.1230.000
NOR20.52123.84129.7701:14.1321:14.2460.114
PER20.56823.76129.8431:14.1721:14.1720.000
HUL20.54823.84329.9641:14.3551:14.4740.119
GAS20.64224.06229.8661:14.5701:14.5700.000
GIO20.70623.97629.9001:14.5821:14.5820.000
GRO20.63023.86930.1461:14.6451:14.6450.000
ALB20.69423.84130.1681:14.7031:14.7030.000
STR20.82423.93329.9531:14.7101:14.8120.102
KVY20.93024.13530.1291:15.1941:15.3430.149
RUS21.02224.38230.5271:15.9311:15.9890.058
LAT21.16824.41130.4871:16.0661:16.1990.133

Best sector times are usually set on different laps, so their sum — the ideal lap — is quicker than anyone's actual best. The last column is the time left out there. Purple marks the session's fastest sector.

What the tyres are worth here

SSoft — referenceM−0.329(3 drivers ran both)

Measured within each driver — only drivers who set a representative time on both compounds count — then averaged, so this isn't distorted by who happened to run which tyre. A lap counts only if it is within 2% of that driver's own best of the session, which keeps genuine runs on a slower tyre while dropping in-laps and aborted runs that would otherwise masquerade as a compound's best. A compound fewer than three drivers tried is listed but not priced. Even so, these laps aren't all qualifying simulations, so read this as the order of the compounds rather than an exact price.

Team-mates, head to head

MercedesHAMahead of BOT+0.147
FerrariLECahead of VET+0.185
Red Bull RacingVERahead of ALB+0.948
Alfa Romeo RacingRAIahead of GIO+0.637
McLarenSAIahead of NOR+0.273
RenaultRICahead of HUL+0.351
Racing PointPERahead of STR+0.640
Haas F1 TeamMAGahead of GRO+0.443
Toro RossoGASahead of KVY+0.773
WilliamsRUSahead of LAT+0.210

Same car, so the gap on their best lap is the clearest read on the driver available.

Stints and compounds

HAM9517
BOT16
LEC17110113
VER116
VET19128115
RAI1111017
SAI29518
RIC29812
PER11317
MAG111119
NOR33
HUL109
GAS251136
GIO1124
GRO11020
ALB111321
STR111110
KVY112910
RUS183116
LAT14118
SSoftMMediumHHard

Practice 2

LEC1:12.177

Single-lap pace

LEC1:12.177—
VET1:12.251+0.074
BOT1:12.311+0.134
SAI1:12.553+0.376
MAG1:12.935+0.758
HAM1:12.938+0.761
PER1:13.003+0.826
RIC1:13.016+0.839
HUL1:13.168+0.991
STR1:13.171+0.994
NOR1:13.249+1.072
GAS1:13.345+1.168
VER1:13.388+1.211
ALB1:13.436+1.259
KVY1:13.521+1.344
RAI1:13.542+1.365
GRO1:13.598+1.421
GIO1:14.870+2.693
RUS1:15.036+2.859
KUB1:15.287+3.110

Best lap regardless of fuel load or compound — a sighting shot, not a form guide.

Long runs, fuel-corrected

DriverTyreLapsFuel-correctedGapSpreadDeg / lap
BOTH161:17.748—±0.712+0.015s
HULH91:17.873+0.125±0.212+0.042s
GASH7*1:17.978+0.230±0.333—
NORS91:18.046+0.298±0.487+0.097s
LECM141:18.196+0.448±0.542+0.083s
SAIS121:18.299+0.551±0.781+0.173s
RICM121:18.471+0.723±0.349−0.052s
KVYM121:18.552+0.804±0.684+0.147s
STRS7*1:18.885+1.137±0.558—
PERS81:19.164+1.416±0.780+0.216s
RUSH121:19.185+1.437±0.405−0.015s
VETS121:19.349+1.601±1.038+0.229s
RAIS91:19.413+1.665±0.746+0.233s
GROS111:19.830+2.082±0.767+0.150s
MAGS161:20.003+2.255±1.037+0.188s
ALBM131:20.322+2.574±0.700−0.054s
KUBM131:21.686+3.938±1.079+0.186s

Each driver's longest clean stint, using green-flag laps only. Cool-down laps go first (anything more than 7% slower than that stint's best), then laps sitting well above the stint's own trend — traffic and mistakes — and a stint is discarded entirely if what remains isn't one continuous run. Times are corrected for fuel burn at 60 ms per lap, measured from 2024 race stints rather than assumed. Runs under eight laps (marked *) get no degradation figure, because a trend through so few laps is noise. Teams don't publish fuel loads, and 15 kg is worth about 0.4s a lap, so read these as driver groupings rather than exact gaps, and compare runs on the same compound.

Sectors and the lap they could have done

DriverS1S2S3Ideal lapBest lapLeft out
LEC20.05223.03429.0681:12.1541:12.1770.023
VET19.98723.15229.1011:12.2401:12.2510.011
BOT19.79423.15529.3001:12.2491:12.3110.062
SAI20.12123.26629.1661:12.5531:12.5530.000
HAM19.97823.27129.5661:12.8151:12.9380.123
MAG20.24423.35129.3111:12.9061:12.9350.029
RIC20.17023.41229.3601:12.9421:13.0160.074
PER20.26423.32229.4171:13.0031:13.0030.000
VER20.04323.37229.6441:13.0591:13.3880.329
HUL20.31323.33429.4851:13.1321:13.1680.036
GAS20.17123.37129.5941:13.1361:13.3450.209
NOR20.35523.43729.3531:13.1451:13.2490.104
STR20.37223.37529.4241:13.1711:13.1710.000
KVY20.38523.51929.3241:13.2281:13.5210.293
ALB20.31023.45629.5881:13.3541:13.4360.082
GRO20.22223.60429.6081:13.4341:13.5980.164
RAI20.47523.55829.5091:13.5421:13.5420.000
RUS20.84724.00029.9901:14.8371:15.0360.199
GIO20.92424.03729.9091:14.8701:14.8700.000
KUB20.86224.17930.1411:15.1821:15.2870.105

Best sector times are usually set on different laps, so their sum — the ideal lap — is quicker than anyone's actual best. The last column is the time left out there. Purple marks the session's fastest sector.

What the tyres are worth here

SSoft — referenceM+0.992(7 drivers ran both)H+0.720(9 drivers ran both)

Measured within each driver — only drivers who set a representative time on both compounds count — then averaged, so this isn't distorted by who happened to run which tyre. A lap counts only if it is within 2% of that driver's own best of the session, which keeps genuine runs on a slower tyre while dropping in-laps and aborted runs that would otherwise masquerade as a compound's best. A compound fewer than three drivers tried is listed but not priced. Even so, these laps aren't all qualifying simulations, so read this as the order of the compounds rather than an exact price.

Team-mates, head to head

FerrariLECahead of VET+0.074
MercedesBOTahead of HAM+0.627
McLarenSAIahead of NOR+0.696
Haas F1 TeamMAGahead of GRO+0.663
Racing PointPERahead of STR+0.168
RenaultRICahead of HUL+0.152
Toro RossoGASahead of KVY+0.176
Red Bull RacingVERahead of ALB+0.048
Alfa Romeo RacingRAIahead of GIO+1.328
WilliamsRUSahead of KUB+0.251

Same car, so the gap on their best lap is the clearest read on the driver available.

Stints and compounds

LEC9611193
VET9611147
BOT981919
SAI7553115432
MAG117185
HAM35
PER765129
RIC10511014
HUL7581111
STR77698
NOR877115
GAS128810
VER9346
ALB78716151
KVY981814
RAI9101210
GRO98148
GIO5551
RUS96131511
KUB9717317
SSoftMMediumHHard

Practice 3

VET1:10.843

Single-lap pace

VET1:10.843—
LEC1:10.982+0.139
HAM1:11.236+0.393
BOT1:11.531+0.688
VER1:11.842+0.999
GAS1:11.914+1.071
RIC1:12.045+1.202
NOR1:12.154+1.311
PER1:12.175+1.332
KVY1:12.298+1.455
HUL1:12.305+1.462
MAG1:12.337+1.494
SAI1:12.399+1.556
ALB1:12.423+1.580
GIO1:12.627+1.784
RAI1:12.708+1.865
GRO1:13.197+2.354
RUS1:13.966+3.123
KUB1:14.426+3.583

Best lap regardless of fuel load or compound — a sighting shot, not a form guide.

Long runs, fuel-corrected

DriverTyreLapsFuel-correctedGapSpreadDeg / lap
GASM5*1:13.605—±0.533—
GIOS7*1:15.031+1.426±1.014—

Each driver's longest clean stint, using green-flag laps only. Cool-down laps go first (anything more than 7% slower than that stint's best), then laps sitting well above the stint's own trend — traffic and mistakes — and a stint is discarded entirely if what remains isn't one continuous run. Times are corrected for fuel burn at 60 ms per lap, measured from 2024 race stints rather than assumed. Runs under eight laps (marked *) get no degradation figure, because a trend through so few laps is noise. Teams don't publish fuel loads, and 15 kg is worth about 0.4s a lap, so read these as driver groupings rather than exact gaps, and compare runs on the same compound.

Sectors and the lap they could have done

DriverS1S2S3Ideal lapBest lapLeft out
VET19.50222.76128.5801:10.8431:10.8430.000
LEC19.64122.72728.6141:10.9821:10.9820.000
HAM19.63222.73528.8601:11.2271:11.2360.009
BOT19.57222.94629.0131:11.5311:11.5310.000
VER19.68822.76629.2051:11.6591:11.8420.183
GAS19.80122.87929.0261:11.7061:11.9140.208
RIC19.96922.95729.0451:11.9711:12.0450.074
KVY19.91123.18329.0291:12.1231:12.2980.175
NOR20.02823.14128.9851:12.1541:12.1540.000
PER19.98523.06129.1291:12.1751:12.1750.000
ALB19.98823.09829.2001:12.2861:12.4230.137
HUL20.00223.09929.1921:12.2931:12.3050.012
SAI19.97123.15329.1851:12.3091:12.3990.090
MAG19.92623.19229.2191:12.3371:12.3370.000
RAI20.12523.11429.2011:12.4401:12.7080.268
GIO20.10523.23429.2631:12.6021:12.6270.025
GRO20.30723.32029.5011:13.1281:13.1970.069
RUS20.55523.63029.7471:13.9321:13.9660.034
KUB20.57223.85329.7691:14.1941:14.4260.232

Best sector times are usually set on different laps, so their sum — the ideal lap — is quicker than anyone's actual best. The last column is the time left out there. Purple marks the session's fastest sector.

What the tyres are worth here

SSoft — referenceM+0.801(3 drivers ran both)

Measured within each driver — only drivers who set a representative time on both compounds count — then averaged, so this isn't distorted by who happened to run which tyre. A lap counts only if it is within 2% of that driver's own best of the session, which keeps genuine runs on a slower tyre while dropping in-laps and aborted runs that would otherwise masquerade as a compound's best. A compound fewer than three drivers tried is listed but not priced. Even so, these laps aren't all qualifying simulations, so read this as the order of the compounds rather than an exact price.

Team-mates, head to head

FerrariVETahead of LEC+0.139
MercedesHAMahead of BOT+0.295
Red Bull RacingVERahead of ALB+0.581
Toro RossoGASahead of KVY+0.384
RenaultRICahead of HUL+0.260
McLarenNORahead of SAI+0.245
Haas F1 TeamMAGahead of GRO+0.860
Alfa Romeo RacingGIOahead of RAI+0.081
WilliamsRUSahead of KUB+0.460

Same car, so the gap on their best lap is the clearest read on the driver available.

Stints and compounds

VET817111
LEC716111
HAM10181
BOT9172
VER8151
GAS1117
RIC1717
NOR1853
PER1061
KVY111119
HUL1916
MAG197
SAI15357
ALB1711181
GIO159
RAI9118
GRO110
RUS61811
KUB61917
STR1
SSoftMMedium