Sebastian Vettel gave a commanding performance to win the Canadian Grand Prix from start to finish, in doing so winning in Montreal for the first time since 2004 and victory 40 years since the great Gilles Villeneuve scored his first Formula 1 victory forty years ago with Ferrari. Vettel was in total control from the moment the star-shaped red lights went dark, and again when the race resumed after a safety car period caused by a first lap shunt between Toro Rosso's Brendon Hartley and the Williams of local hero Lance Stroll. It was also a fitting 50th Formula 1 triumph for the German who now leads the championship by a single point from Lewis Hamilton who was out of sorts at a venue where...
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