Canadian GP Preview: Facts & Stats
Sean Kelly looks back at the history of the Canadian Grand Prix, reviewing the memorable performances and the remarkable records that have been set there throughout the years
As we approach the halfway point of the 57th World Championship season, Formula One makes its annual swing through North America, opening in Montreal and continuing next weekend in Indianapolis.
Canada is always a popular stop on the calendar, and Montreal plays host for the 28th time, at the circuit on Ile Notre Dame, the man-made island that played host to Expo '67 and was the base for the rowing events at the 1976 Summer Olympics. As if to pay homage to the circuit's heritage, there used to be an annual raft race between the F1 teams, the last of which was won by Jordan in 1994.
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