- It would have been a dream narrative for Lewis Hamilton to win in Canada after coming back from an unusual mistake in FP2 that meant he went to the race without a proper simulation under his belt, and later would suffer an hydraulic leak that forced Mercedes to do some extensive work to get the car ready in time to go to the grid. Not that the problems stopped there: as soon as the silver car stopped in the second grid slot, the mechanics started to frantically work in the brakes area. - With a huge crowd trying to understand what was wrong, Lewis’s mechanics were bleeding the brakes after the driver had complained about them in the installation lap. They only fired the car up four...
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