Lewis Hamilton wasn't pulling his punches when he was asked how Friday's practice at the Circuit Gilles-Villeneuve had gone for Mercedes. In the first session for this weekend's Canadian Grand Prix, Hamilton had been tasked with trying out an experimental new floor design featuring a large cut in it intended to tackle the W13's chronic problem with porpoising. He finished in eighth place in FP1 before reverting to the usual set-up for the later session - which saw him drop to 13th, almost 1.3s behind the top time set by Red Bull's Max Verstappen. Read also: Verstappen just pips Leclerc in second Montreal practice Asked for his verdict on how it had gone, Hamilton replied: “Pretty much...
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