Canadian Grand Prix Circuit
Track:
Circuit Gilles Villeneuve
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Where to Watch
Race start: June 19 2022, 1:55p EST
T.V.: ESPN
online: ESPN.com

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CANADIAN GRAND PRIX
Past Winners

2022 Max Verstappen/Red Bull Racing
2021 No race held.
2020 No race held.
2019 Lewis Hamilton/Mercedes-AMG

PODIUM
2022

1. Max Verstappen/Red Bull Racing
2. Carlos Sainz*/Ferrari
3. Lewis Hamilton/Mercedes-AMG
*Also earned fastest lap of the race point

Final Race Results
FORMULA 1 CANADIAN GRAND PRIX 2022 

PositionDriverTeamTimePoints
* Fastest Lap Point
1#33 Max VerstappenRed Bull Racing RBRT1:36:21.75725
2#55 Carlos Sainz*Ferrari +0.993s19
3#44 Lewis HamiltonMercedes-AMG+7.006s15
4#63 George RussellMercedes-AMG+12.313s12
5#16 Charles LeclercFerrari +15.168s10
6#31 Esteban OconAlpine Renault+23.890s8
7#77 Valtteri Bottas+25.247s6
8#24 Guanyu ZhouAlfa Romeo Racing Ferrari+26.952s4
9#14 Fernando AlonsoAlpine Renault+29.945s2
10#18 Lance StrollRacing Point BWT Mercedes+38.222s1
11#3 Daniel RicciardoMcLaren Mercedes+43.047s0
12#5 Sebastian VettelAston Martin Mercedes+44.245s0
13#23 Alexander AlbonWilliams Mercedes+44.893s0
14#10 Pierre GaslyAlphatauri Honda+45.183s0
15#4 Lando NorrisMcLaren Mercedes+52.145s0
16#6 Nicholas LatifiWilliams Mercedes+59.978s0
17#20 Kevin MagnussenHaas Ferrari+68.180s0
18#22 Yuki TsunodaAlphatauri HondaDNF0
19#47 Mick SchumacherHaas FerrariDNF0
20#11 Sergio Perez
Red Bull Racing HondaDNF0

 

 

F1 | Verstappen survives late Safety Car to beat Sainz to Canadian GP victory

Max Verstappen claimed his fifth win in the last six races at the 2022 Canadian Grand Prix, withstanding a late onslaught from Ferrari’s Carlos Sainz, as Mercedes’ Lewis Hamilton took his second podium of the season in P3.

Verstappen was looking well-placed for a comfortable victory over Sainz at the Circuit Gilles Villeneuve when a Safety Car was called on Lap 49 of 70, after Yuki Tsunoda hit the Turn 2 barriers after exiting the pits. read more


Starting Grid
FORMULA 1 CANADIAN GRAND PRIX 2022

PositionDriverTeamTime
* Fastest Lap Point
1#33 Max VerstappenRed Bull Racing RBRT1:21.299
2#14 Fernando AlonsoAlpine Renault1:21.944
3#55 Carlos SainzFerrari 1:22.096
4#44 Lewis HamiltonMercedes-AMG1:22.891
5#20 Kevin Magnussen Haas Ferrari1:22.960
6#47 Mick SchumacherHaas Ferrari1:23.356
7#31 Esteban OconAlpine Renault1:23.529
8#63 George RussellAlfa Romeo Racing Ferrari1:23.557
9#3 Daniel RicciardoMcLaren Mercedes1:23.749
10#24 Guanyu ZhouAlfa Romeo Racing Ferrari1:24.030
11#77 Valtteri BottasMercedes-AMG1:26.788
12#23 Alexander AlbonWilliams Mercedes1:26.858
13#11 Sergio Perez
Red Bull Racing RBRT1:33.127
14#4 Lando NorrisMcLaren Mercedes
15#10 Pierre GaslyAlphatauri RBRT1:34.492
16#5 Sebastian VettelAston Martin Mercedes1:34.512
17#18 Lance StrollRacing Point BWT Mercedes1:35.532
18#6 Nicholas LatifiWilliams Mercedes1:35.660
19#16 Charles LeclercFerrari
20#22 Yuki TsunodaAlphatauri RBRT1:36.575

 

F1 | Verstappen braves wet conditions to claim Canadian GP pole ahead of sensational Alonso

In treacherous conditions for qualifying at the 2022 Canadian Grand Prix, it was Max Verstappen who kept his head to claim his first pole position of 2022 since Imola – with Alpine’s Fernando Alonso set to join him on the front row after a stunning run from the Spaniard.

Lapping on intermediate tyres on the drying Circuit Gilles Villeneuve, Verstappen clocked a time of 1m 21.299s, leaving him a full 0.645s clear of the pack, headed by Alonso – who will make his first front row start since taking pole in Germany 10 years ago.  read more


Tire Allocations
Formula 1 Canadian Grand Prix 2022

 

F1 | What tyres will the teams and drivers have for the 2022 Canadian Grand Prix?

Formula 1 is back in Montreal for the first time since 2019, and Pirelli have nominated their softest tyre compounds for the third race weekend in a row.

F1’s official tyre suppliers have allocated the C3 hard tyre (x2 sets), C4 medium tyre (x3 sets) and the C5 soft tyre (x8 sets) for the 2022 Canadian Grand Prix.

Pirelli have pointed to the similarities in conditions between Montreal and Baku –with the heavy traction and braking demands on a rapidly-evolving circuit – but with lower speeds and cooler temperatures at Circuit Gilles-Villeneuve.  read more– 

 Dry Weather
Red - Soft 
Yellow - Medium
White - 
Hard

Wet  Weather
Green - Intermediates - Used when track conditions are wet and starting to dry
Blue - Full Wets - Used when it's actually raining

The 'Full Wets' (blue) can dissipate 85 liters/ 22.45462 gallons per second.  The Intermediates (green), used when the track is wet in some areas and dry in others, can dissipate 30 liters/ 7.92516 gallons per second. 

Slicks-Medium compound (Yellow)

Full Wets (Blue)

Intermediates (Green)