It's proper cats and dogs out there now, unlikely to see any lap improvements now #F1 #CanadianGP

Rough day in the office for Charles #F1

RED FLAG 🔴🔴🔴🔴 RED FLAG #F1 #CanadianGP

OUT in Quali 2: 🏁 ❌ 11. Leclerc 12. Perez 13. Stroll 14. Magnussen 15. Bottas #F1 #CanadianGP

Wow #F1 #Quali wow

OUT IN Quali 1: 🏁 16. Tsunoda 17. Gasly 18. de Vries 19. Sargeant 20. Zhou #F1 #CanadianGP

#F1 raining in turn 2

Despite the wait, Verstappen and Perez have gone straight to the pit exit. This could be because rain is imminent! #F1

Roll VT... #Quali #F1

It's mildy moist out there for this Quali session #F1 #CanadianGP

#QualiTime #F1 #CanadianGP

The Canadian #F1 Grand Prix in 2011... Need I say anymore... Enjoy the weekend folks!

Lewis Hamilton's Dominance: Lewis Hamilton, one of the most successful drivers in Formula 1 history, has enjoyed tremendous success at the Canadian Grand Prix. With six victories between 2007 and 2019, Hamilton has firmly established himself as a force to be reckoned with on the Circuit Gilles Villeneuve

Gilles Villeneuve's Legacy: Gilles Villeneuve, a legendary Canadian driver, won the hearts of fans worldwide with his incredible racing skills. His memorable victory at the 1978 Canadian Grand Prix, celebrated as a historic moment in Canadian motorsport, forever immortalizes his name.

The Canadian Grand Prix is infamous for its unpredictable weather conditions, often creating chaos on the track. Rain showers and sudden downpours have disrupted races, leading to unexpected outcomes and increasing the excitement for both drivers and spectators.

The final chicane at Circuit Gilles Villeneuve, known as the "Wall of Champions," owes its name to the numerous world champions who have fallen victim to it. The likes of Damon Hill, Michael Schumacher, Jacques Villeneuve, and Sebastian Vettel have all succumbed to the challenging nature of this section of the track.

In 2008, Robert Kubica, driving for BMW Sauber, clinched his first and only Grand Prix victory at the Canadian Grand Prix. This triumph made Kubica the first Polish driver to win a #F1 race.

The decision to move the race from Mosport Park to Circuit Île Notre-Dame in Montreal was motivated by concerns about the circuit's safety standards. This shift paved the way for a more iconic venue that would go on to witness numerous historic moments. In addition to the well-known champions, several drivers have achieved their first #F1 victory at the Canadian Grand Prix. These include Thierry Boutsen (1989), Jean Alesi (1995), and Daniel Ricciardo (2014).

There was a temporary track at Mont-Tremblant, before settling at Mosport Park in 1967, the Canadian Grand Prix made a brief appearance at the Circuit Mont-Tremblant in 1966. This temporary track, nestled in the scenic Laurentian Mountains, presented a unique challenge to the drivers.

The Canadian Grand Prix, a staple of the #F1 calendar since 1967, has become renowned for its challenging circuits and thrilling races. Over the years, the event has witnessed legendary drivers showcasing their skills, unpredictable twists, and controversies that have shaped the sport. While many fans are aware of its prominent highlights, this exploration aims to uncover lesser-known and unusual facts that provide a fresh perspective on the Canadian Grand Prix