| Canada |  |
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| Location | Montreal | |
| Lap Distance | 4.3 km | |
| Race Distance | 70 laps | |
| Race direction | Clockwise |
The Canadian GP has been run in Montreal since 1978. Part street circuit and part race track, it is built around a lake on an island in the St Lawrence Seaway. A mixture of tight corners and fast straights. Has produced some good races, but can be hard on cars.
McLaren scored a first and second place in the 2010 race with Lewis Hamilton winning from Jenson Button in an exciting race in which tyre wear palyed a significant part.
The 2008 Canadian GP was notable for the first win for BMW and for Kubica and a bizarre pit lane accident when Hamilton ran into Raikkonen who had stopped at a red light at the end of the pit lane.
Year |
Driver |
Team |
2010 |
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2009 |
No race this year |
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