Bottas finished on top of the times in one of F1's shortest ever first practice sessions in Canada. Full report and results:
to the end of the pitlane, but when they were held there for several minutes the Black Arrows mechanics had to rush down and wheel the cars back to their garages.
At this point, nearly 20 minutes into FP1, the FIA formally communicated in its own statement that the session could not restart because CCTV cameras around the Montreal track were not working as expected and so the pitlane could not be reopened and the session resumed. The FP1 clock continued to count down per F1's rules and approaching the 40-minute mark the FIA issued another statement explanation.
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