Canadian Grand Prix Betting Preview & Tips – Rely On Rosberg in Montreal

Jun 7, 2015
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After the Englishman finished third in Monaco due to a horrendous pit stop error, Lewis Hamilton bounced back by taking pole position in Saturday’s Canadian Grand Prix qualifying session. Not at all surprisingly, his Mercedes teammate, Nico Rosberg, will start Sunday’s race in second place.

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Vettel & Massa Eliminated in Canada’s Q1

Ferrari’s four-time world champion and one-time 2015 race winner, Sebastian Vettel, was shockingly eliminated in Canada’s first qualifying session and will start sixteenth on the grid. Quite clearly, however, the German’s poor performance was down to problems with his new engine.

Williams’ Felipe Massa, on the other hand, had no engine problems and simply couldn’t produce a fast enough lap. The Brazilian will start seventeenth in Sunday’s Canadian Grand Prix, while colleague Bottas qualified fourth.

Kimi Qualifies Third in Canada

Often underperforming in qualifying then rising a couple of places during the race, Ferrari’s Kimi Raikkonen could suffer the reverse fate after snaring third place on the grid in Saturday’s Canadian GP qualifying session.

Lotus Impress in Canada

Forever underperforming and often failing to finish races, the Lotus tandem of Roman Grosjean and Pastor Maldonado looked to finally be making use of their car’s power by qualifying fifth and sixth in Canada.

The Force is Strong in Hulk and Perez

Still using last season’s car after the release of their ‘b’ spec car was postponed until the Austrian Grand Prix, Force India had a strong Saturday in Canada, with Nico Hulkenberg being their most impressive driver after qualifying seventh. Sergio Perez will start tenth.

Button Unable to Qualify in Canada

Suffering from ERS problems, McLaren’s Jenson Button had to sit out Saturday’s Canadian Grand Prix qualifying session and will start Sunday’s race from the back of the grid. Teammate Fernando Alonso, meanwhile, qualified in fourteenth place after suffering elimination in Q2.