News and notes from Canada includes birds, Vettel, and another recent F1 outing for IndyCar leader Alex Palou.
Max Verstappen’s win at the Formula 1 Canadian Grand Prix on Sunday was smooth sailing.Verstappen started from pole position, led every lap and chalked up victory. It marked Verstappen’s fourth successive victory and third in which he led every lap. Montreal, though, can feature errant wildlife. Usually it is groundhogs who sneak under the concrete walls, wander onto the track, and let fate play its hand.
Vettel, who retired from Formula 1 at the end of 2022, enjoyed the most successful spell of his career at Red Bull, winning four straight titles from 2010 through 2013. As part of the Red Bull Nurburgring festival, which runs alongside the Nurburgring 12 Hours, Vettel, along with Red Bull third driver and former teammate Daniel Ricciardo, will demonstrate the RB7 and RB8 respectively.
“I wanted to do it but I was not allowed from Helmut ,” said Verstappen. “He knew I’d try go to the limit. I would have loved to do it. I heard this thing was coming up and Helmut because I think we were sitting at a table when it came up and he was like ‘no, no, no you’re not doing that.”A scan of those codes brought up links to some of the places most-loved by Canadian Stroll.
Pietro Fittipaldi will return to the cockpit of Haas Formula 1 machinery at a post-British GP tire test. Fittipaldi has been Haas’ reserve driver since 2018 and was drafted in for the final two rounds of 2020 after Romain Grosjean’s accident.
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