F1 Canadian Grand Prix

2023 Canadian Grand Prix Odds

Max Verstappen is the favorite to win the Canadian GP this year .Verstappen is coming off a win at the Spanish Grand Prix and has been the most consistent driver all season. He will be looking to extend his lead in the championship at the Circuit Gilles Villeneuve.

Charles Leclerc is the second favorite to win this F1 amazing race. Leclerc has won two races this Formula 1 season and is the only other driver to challenge Verstappen for the championship. He will be looking to get back on the podium after a disappointing finish in Spain.

Carlos Sainz Jr. is the third favorite to win. Sainz has been in good form this season and has finished on the podium four times. He will be looking to get his first win of the season at the Circuit Gilles Villeneuve.

These are just a few of the drivers who could win the Canadian Grand Prix in 2023. The race is sure to be exciting and unpredictable, and it will be interesting to see who comes out on top.

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F1 Canadian Grand Prix 2023 Schedule

Current F1 Standings- 2023 Season

Canadian GP History & Highlights

The Canadian Grand Prix takes place at the Circuit Gilles-Villenueve in Montreal, Canada. For more than four decades, Formula 1 has made the trip to the man-made Notre Dame Island created in 1967 for the Expo 67 World’s Fair.

The area was used for the 1976 Montreal Summer Olympics and then reorganized to create a track. The first Formula 1 race was held there in 1978.

Formula 1 racing in Canada began in 1961 with races at the Mosport Park (now Canadian Tire Motorsport Park) in Bowmanville, Ontario. That circuit would host races every year through 1977 with few exceptions; the 1967 and 1969 Grands Prix were held at Circuit Mont-Tremblant in Quebec and no race was held in 1975.

The first Formula One Canadian Grand Prix at the Circuit Gilles-Villeneuve was held in 1978.

At the time, the track was called the Circuit Ile Notre Dame. Canadian Gilles Villeneuve won his first race at the circuit in a Ferrari in 1978. Following his death in 1982 during qualifying for the Belgian Grand Prix, the circuit was renamed in his honor.

Despite multiple Canadian drivers entering Formula 1 in the following years (including Villeneuve’s son and 1997 world champion Jacques), Villeneuve remains the only Canadian to have won his home race.

The Canadian Grand Prix has been a part of the Formula 1 calendar with few exceptions. Races were not held there in 1987, 2009, 2020, and 2021. The layout has remained largely the same since 1978. The start/finish line was moved in 1988, a chicane was temporarily added for 1994 and 1995, and the iconic L’Epingle hairpin was tightened in 1996.

Seven-time world champions Michael Schumacher and Lewis Hamilton are tied for the most Canadian Grand Prix wins with seven each.

2022 Canadian GP Results
RaceDateWinner
Free Practice 1Friday 16, June 2022Max Verstappen
Free Practice 2Friday 16, June 2022Max Verstappen
Free Practice 3Saturday 17 June 2022Fernando Alonso
QualifyingSaturday 17 June 2022Max Verstappen
RaceSunday 19, June 2022Max Verstappen

Circuit Information

The Circuit Gilles-Villenueve is 2.709 miles in length with 14 corners. It’s a fast, flowing circuit that features a few heavy-braking chicanes and one of the few hairpins on the Formula 1 calendar. The final chicane features the iconic Wall of Champions on the exit of turn 14. Three world champions — Damon Hill (1996 world champion), Schumacher (1994-1995, 2000-2006), and Jacques Villeneuve (1997) — all hit the same wall in the 1999 Canadian Grand Prix, giving it the new moniker.

The current F1 lap record is 1:13.078 set by Valtteri Bottas in the 2019 Canadian Grand Prix. The circuit’s seating capacity is 100,000.

The F1 Canadian Grand Prix is held in the spring months but conditions can vary. The 2011 Canadian Grand Prix is the longest on record due to rain delays. McLaren driver Jenson Button won that race on the last lap in damp conditions and set a record for the most pit stops by an F1 race winner with six.

Canadian Grand Prix FAQs

Who won last year’s Canadian Grand Prix?

Max Verstappen won the 2022 Canadian Grand Prix.

Who has the most Canadian Grand Prix wins?

Lewis Hamilton and Michael Schumacher are tied for the most wins with seven.

When was the first Canadian Grand Prix?

The first race was in 1961 at Mosport Park. The first race at the Circuit Gilles-Villenueve was in 1978.
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