The 2015 Formula One Canadian Grand Prix didn't quite live up to the standards of its predecessors, but it nonetheless provided us with a very watchable, somewhat entertaining race. Mercedes strolled to yet another victory, aided in part by Ferrari pressing the self-destruct button. Sebastian Vettel's qualifying gremlins and Kimi Raikkonen's spin saw the team miss out on the podium for the first time all season. Williams were the grateful beneficiaries of the Scuderia's misfortune. Further back we saw Red Bull toil, McLaren fall apart and Lotus secure a double points finish for the first time since the 2013 Indian Grand Prix. All the teams are now heading back to Europe to prepare for the Austrian Grand Prix—another power circuit like...

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The 2015 Formula One Canadian Grand Prix didn't quite live up to the standards of its predecessors, but it nonetheless provided us with a very watchable, somewhat entertaining race. Mercedes strolled to yet another victory, aided in part by Ferrari pressing the self-destruct button. Sebastian Vettel's qualifying gremlins and Kimi Raikkonen's spin saw the team miss out on the podium for the first time all season. Williams were the grateful beneficiaries of the Scuderia's misfortune. Further back we saw Red Bull toil, McLaren fall apart and Lotus secure a double points finish for the first time since the 2013 Indian Grand Prix. All the teams are now heading back to Europe to prepare for the Austrian Grand Prix—another power circuit like...

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