Lewis Hamilton hopes Mercedes will be "a little bit more cautious on doing too many experiments" on race weekends after he claimed a second podium of the season in Canada. The seven-time world champion labelled his car "undriveable" and a "disaster" following a difficult Friday practice at the Canadian GP in which he and team-mate George Russell ran vastly different set-ups as Mercedes sought more answers for their troublesome W13 car, which has been plagued by porpoising and bouncing all season following F1's rules revolution. Hamilton qualified fourth in the Montreal rain on Saturday and then went one better in the race, claiming the 184th podium of his...
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