Dark Clouds Over Red Bull
Sebastian Vettel’s 2011 dominance did not survive the rain in Canada, but this spectacular photograph of the RB7 in Montreal from Steven Tee certainly does.
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Tag: Canada
F1A&G posts tagged Canada
Tire Wall
If you thought tire barriers were always pristine in Formula One, this shot of a tire wall at Circuit Gilles Villeneuve in Montreal will dispel that illusion completely. Read More …
Roostertail and Spray
Canada 2011 in the wet. Read More …
Button In the Hunt
Button In The Hunt – 2011 Canadian Grand Prix, a photo by FOsowski on Flickr. Jenson Button chases Seb Vettel in the closing laps at Montreal. A magnificent effect illustrating the speed of Formula One Read More …
One Picture Is Worth…
Jenson Button’s dramatic victory at Circuit Gilles Villeneuve, passing Seb Vettel for the lead and win on the last lap, was epic. This photo tells the story of the remarkable race better than a thousand words. Read More …
A Canadian Comeback For the Ages
Jenson Button captured his first F1 victory of 2011 in a sensational Canadian Grand Prix that had five safety car periods, a two hour rain delay and lasted for nearly four hours. Button made six trips through pit lane, including one for a drive-through penalty, was dead last at one point and overtook Sebastian Vettel for the victory on the final lap of the race. Read More …
F1 Grand Prix du Canada 2010
© Florent Gooden of Braking-Zones Photography
Hamilton en Canada
Lewis Hamilton in his McLaren MP4-12C at the 2010 Grand Prix of Canada, Circuit Gilles Villeneuve, June 10, 2010. Read More …
Hamilton Proves Up to “Ultimate Challenge”
Last week’s Canadian Grand Prix was a study in tire management, overtaking finesse and race strategy. The finish saw the first podium filled with three world champions — Hamilton, Button and Alonso — since 1991. Read More …
Button Leads P1 in Canada
Jenson Button topped the time charts in the first practice session for Sunday afternoon’s Canadian Grand Prix, with Ferrari’s Michael Schumacher only 0.158s behind and the top eight drivers all within 1 second of each other Read More …