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F1: Canadian Grand Prix Weekend Notebook (UPDATE 
SUNDAY, JUNE 9, 2013[SUNDAY 9:51 pm ET]WORKER FATALLY INJURED: A volunteer track worker at the Canadian Grand Prix died Sunday after being go beyond utilizing a crane removing your vehicle out of the course following on from the checkered flag. The guy, who wasn't immediately identified, died after being taken by helicopter to somewhat of a hospital. "The worker was and helps to recover a car, which in fact have stopped over the race," F1 spokesman Matteo Bonciani said. "The recovery vehicle had lifted the actual vehicle to send it back with the pits and even while this process the worker dropped his radio and made an effort to understand it. Because he did this, he stumbled and was hit and run over." Race promoter Francois Dumontier said the man was ready 38 yrs . old. "It's terrible," Dumontier said. "It tarnishes the amazing weekend that many of us had. Now i am devastated to discover this. I can't have got other words. — The Associated PressPHOTOS: Canadian GPRESULTS: Canadian GP[SUNDAY 3:51 pm ET]VETTEL WINS IN CANADA: Sebastian Vettel won the Canadian Grand Prix, leading almost the total strategy to extend his lead in the Formula 1 points race. Between the pole position, Vettel finished 14.4 seconds earlier than Fernando Alonso's Ferrari on Sunday. Lewis Hamilton, the 2012 winner, was third after holding charge for 3 belonging to the 70 laps after Vettel made beginning pit stop. After practice and qualifying were slowed by rain, sunlight ended up Sunday for the dry and warm race around the Ile Notre Dame. That gave Vettel, who skidded in the rain relating to the final straightaway to charge here two years time ago,Toms Shoes Outlet, a definitive way to the checkered flag. Vettel, of Red Bull, discovered 25 points through the championship standings to supply his lead over Lotus' Kimo Raikkonen. — The Associated PressSATURDAY, JUNE 8, 2013PHOTOS: Canadian GP QualifyingQualifying Results: Canadian GPPHOTOS: Canadian GP Practice 1 motorcycle rear stand Sebastian Vettel earned pole position fobrake clutch leversr Formula One's Canadian Grand Prix on your third consecutive year. (Photo: LAT Photographic) motorcycle racing parts [SATURDAY 2:22 pm ET]VETTEL WINS CANADA POLE: Understandable here. Reigning and three-time World Champion Sebastian Vettel claimed pole position for Sunday's Canadian GP, leading all qualifiers on Saturday at Circuit Gilles Villeneuve in Montreal. Vettel, who took the most notable position for Sunday's grid by using a lap of 1:25:425 in Q3, led the path over Lewis Hamilton and also surprising Williams of Valtteri Bottas. Nico Rosberg and Mark Webber completed the top part five, combined with the Ferrari of Fernando Alonso. — SPEED Staff Report[SATURDAY 10:07 am ET] motorcycle helmet Mark Webber has yet to win in 2013. (Photo: AFP/Getty Images) WEBBER PACES P3: Mark Webber of Red Bull posted the easiest lap within a abbreviated and wet final practice session around the Canadian Grand Prix on Saturday. Webber's best lap at Circuit Gilles Villeneuve was 1 minute, 17.895 seconds. Adrian Sutil of Force India was second fastest at 1:18.248, followed by defending race champion Lewis Hamilton's Mercedes at 1:18.732. Ferrari's Fernando Alonso was fourth, Formula One leader Sebastian Vettel of Red Bull fifth, and Nico Rosberg of Mercedes sixth. The scheduled one-hour session was reduced to 60 minutes so a barrier around the track could very well be repaired after the crash throughout a support race. That ate up some valuable information-gathering time for those 11 teams over early afternoon qualifying session. — The Associated PressFRIDAY, JUNE 7, 2013PHOTOS: Canadian GP Practice 1[FRIDAY 3:47 pm ET] Fernando Alonso is usually a two-time F1 champion. (Photo: Getty Images) ALONSO QUICKEST IN DRY P2: Following a rain-hampered P1, Formula 1 drivers finally got a bit of laps around Circuit Gilles Villeneuve during the dry on Friday afternoon. Leading the way from the second 90-minute session was the Ferrari of Fernando Alonso, who topped changes having a lap of 1:14:818. One other in Montreal were Lewis Hamilton and Romain Grosjean, with Mark Webber and Nico Rosberg rounding out of top 5. More rain is expected Saturday for qualifying. — SPEED Staff[FRIDAY 2:55 pm ET]BERNIE BRIBE CHARGE DELAY PUSHED OUT: You'll encounter a further delay inside progress with Bernie Ecclestone's bribery charges, the German news agency DPA is reporting. We reported in mid-May more is going to be known for the F1 chief executive's German legal troubles in June, for example court's decision to push ahead which includes a trial. But that delay has been pushed to July, court spokeswoman Margarete Notzel announced. She said the further delay is "because of the necessary (German to English) translation work." — GMM Newswire[FRIDAY 2:49 pm ET]MICHELIN CONSIDERING F1 RETURN?: Michelin may be the latest tire brand connected with F1 in 2014. In recent days, former F1 supplier Bridgestone joined Korea's Hankook in playing within the prospect of replacing Pirelli next season. Manuel Franco, the correspondent for any Spanish sports daily AS, wrote on Thursday: "In the Montreal paddock it's being mentioned that Michelin representatives have met with F1 executives to look into going back to theclip on handlebars sport." Michelin returned to F1 in 2001 to compete against Bridgestone, but fell out badly considering the FIA within the wake belonging to the 2005 US GP fiasco at Indianapolis, and removed a season later when F1 transferred to a control-tire formula. — GMM Newswire[FRIDAY 2:37 pm ET]MASSA HAD MEDICAL CHECKS: Felipe Massa and Pastor Maldonado on Thursday announced these are fighting fit of this weekend's F1 action in Canada. The pair were both nursimotorcycle fairingsng sore bodies after Monaco, where Brazilian Massa crashed twice at very fast at Ste-Devote, and Williams' Maldonado complained of "pain" dads and moms after his crash that dislodged the barrier at Tabac corner. Massa told Brazil's Totalrace on Thursday: "Imotorcycle exhaust did every one of the (hospital) tests there in Monaco, and I also did some tests in Sao Paulo afterwards but there seemed to be nothing (wrong). I'm One hundred percent ready for this particular race," he stated in Canada. "After three or frearsetsour days muscle pain — which had been completely normal after two crashes inside the same direction — is gone." And Maldonado commented: "I'm OK, perfect — ready for this weekend. "Hopefully the car will improve here and can finish on the points." — GMM Newswire Paul Di Resta was quickest right out the gate in Canada. (Photo: LAT Photographic) [FRIDAY 11:51 am ET]DI RESTA LEADS WET P1: Paul Di Resta topped made the effort sheet in Friday's opening practice at Circuit Gilles Villeneuve in Canada, where rain manufactured for a wet track and prevented any significant dry running. The McLaren of Jenson Button and also the Lotus of Romain Grosjean clocked in second and third quickest, respectively, and then Fernando Alonso and Kimi Raikkonen. Reigning World Champion Sebastian Vettel was ninth. The Williams of Pastor Maldonado spun and crashed in return 4. — SPEED Staff Report |
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