Sergey Sirotkin felt it was 'impossible' to keep up with the midfield during the Canadian Grand Prix as Williams continued to struggle with the inconsistent FW41. After making a good start to the race, the Russian was up to thirteenth place as the safety car came out for the crash between team-mate Lance Stroll and the Toro Rosso of Brendon Hartley at Turn 5. As the race restarted he quickly fell back through the pack and was unable to match the pace of his rivals in front, eventually dropping to the back of the pack trying to fend off the Sauber of Marcus Ericsson. 'It was a difficult race, said Sirotkin. 'The start was particularly tough in the beginning with the prime tyres...
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