The complete 2010 Canadian GP review
An in-depth look back at a race in which Lewis Hamilton led home a hard-fought McLaren one-two, including every vital statistic you need to know from Montreal
PRACTICE
Practice 1 - Friday AM
Despite several drivers claiming the track was more like a rallycross venue thanks to its lack of recent use, oil from support races and slight drizzle, everyone stayed well clear of the walls in opening practice.
The session was fought out between the McLarens and Michael Schumacher, with Jenson Button coming out on top and the Mercedes pushing Lewis Hamilton back to third. Nico Rosberg put the second Mercedes fourth as Red Bull started off with fifth for Sebastian Vettel and a low-key 14th for a still content Mark Webber.
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