Guenther Steiner believes Carlos Sainz's three-place grid penalty for causing a first lap collision in Canada is lax, especially in light of Romain Grosjean's 2012 ban. read more »

Having matched Ayrton Senna's record of 65 pole positions in Canada on Saturday, Paddy Lowe reckons the Brit has the same ability to produce an extraordinary lap out of... read more »

Sergio Perez says if team orders are given he will obey, but that this wasn't the case in Canada. read more »

Neither Daniil Kvyat nor Carlos Sainz Jr were able to finish the Canadian Grand Prix on Sunday, much to the disappointment of Toro Rosso Team Principal Tost. read more »

Red Bull's Team Principal praised Daniel Ricciardo for finishing third in Canada, but rued Max Verstappen's early retirement when on course for an even better result. read more »

More mechanical woe hit Honda and McLaren in Canada, with Fernando Alonso losing tenth place with just two laps to go thanks to a power unit failure. read more »

There was more heartache and disappointment for McLaren in Canada after yet more Honda engine woes denying Fernando Alonso a first top ten finish of 2017. read more »

Another race, another engine issue and more frustration for Fernando Alonso, as the Spaniard retired with two laps to go whilst running tenth in Canada on Sunday. read more »

Sauber driver Marcus Ericsson believes he extracted the maximum from his car during a "tough weekend" for the team at the Canadian Grand Prix. Sauber… read more »

The common consensus in the paddock following the Canadian Grand Prix was that Force India blundered its way out of a podium through indecision in the second half of the race.... read more »

After a wretched weekend in Monaco, Toto Wolff says the Mercedes crew worked "24/7" to turn their fortunes around, resulting in a 1-2 in Canada. read more »

Haas Formula 1 team principal Gunther Steiner thinks Carlos Sainz Jr was ridiculous to blame poor mirror visibility for his Canadian Grand Prix crash with Romain Grosjean and... read more »

McLaren Racing Director Eric Boullier has described the team's late race failure at the Canadian Grand Prix as "gut-wrenching", adding that its current… read more »

The German admitted to feeling less than confident that Renault could get a good result in Canada but was able to finish eighth on Sunday. read more »

Neither Ferrari driver was able to make it onto the podium in Canada, and Team Principal Maurizio Arrivabene attributes this to a disappointing opening few laps. read more »

Force India's team principal Robert Fernley is happy with his team's points haul in Canada, despite his suggestion they were faster than Red Bull in the race. read more »

Force India's Esteban Ocon scored only the second top six finish of his career, yet was still left wanting more, feeling a potential podium finish had been lost. read more »

Daniel Ricciardo was pleased to finish on the podium in Canada, in what was a tough race for the Australian. read more »

Following the events of the Canadian Grand Prix, Force India boss Vijay Mallya will issue new guidelines on how to manage the team's drivers, but insists they will still... read more »

Ferrari didn't get the chance to fight Mercedes for victory in Canada, but even if it had, Toto Wolff thinks his team would have still prevailed. read more »

Daniel Ricciardo admits Red Bull 'wasn't that quick' in Canada read more »

The post-race comments from McLaren's drivers and Eric Boullier made it ever more clear that the team is increasingly getting exhausted by the current engine situation.... read more »

Tensions between McLaren and Honda continue to grow after racing director Eric Boullier labelled the Japanese manufacturer's engine failure in Canada as "simply, and... read more »

Mercedes boss Toto Wolff has revealed his team worked 24 hours solid for ten days in a row in order to understand its issues following the Monaco Grand Prix and return to... read more »

Otmar Szafnauer says orders were never given to Sergio Perez to give up a position to Esteban Ocon in Canada. read more »