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Vettel 2nd, Bottas 3rd, Raikkonen 4th
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Max Verstappen is finally out on track after a very relaxed start to the session. He's on super-softs.
There's a mix of compounds in use throughout the field with some on ultra-softs, others on super-softs and the two Haas cars on softs.
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Kimi Raikkonen wants to go back to the future.
"I want to go back to tomorrow," he says. "Back to tomorrow's set up... I mean yesterday's!"
Get that man a Delorean.
John Watson
Former F1 driver
What does he expect? There are 20 cars here it is not a private test track.
Image source, Getty ImagesSebastian Vettel improves at the top of the order, doing a 1:13.015 and the Canadian announcer at the track informs the spectators that he is closing in on Kimi Raikkonen's time from yesterday - a 1:12.935.
Vettel, though, is not happy as he whinges about cars in front and behind him.
John Watson
Former F1 driver
All the cars that have been on track so far look much better balanced than they did yesterday.
Valtteri Bottas and Lewis Hamilton are out now. Both Mercedes are on ultra-softs and Bottas goes third quickest 1:14.380 while Hamilton is sixth quickest after a 1:14.895.
Fifteen minutes in and no spins yet although Sergio Perez has a bit of a hairy moment. He is all out of shape through the final chicane, hitting the kerb and running veryyy close the barrier.
Sebastian Vettel lowers the benchmark with a 1:14.533, seven tenths of a second quicker than Daniel Ricciardo. The only other driver to set a time so far is Jolyon Palmer, who has done a 1:17.317 on super-softs.
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Sebastian Vettel gives the fans soaking up the sun a little wave. He, like Daniel Ricciardo is on ultra-softs.
Lewis Hamilton and Valtteri Bottas are both taking it easy at the moment. Neither of them have been out yet.
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Image source, Getty ImagesIt's been a quiet start to the session with only a handful of drivers popping onto the circuit.
Both Ferraris have been out for an installation lap and Daniel Ricciardo is out now. In fact, he puts in the first time of the session with a 1:16.784 on ultra-softs.
Andrew Benson
Chief F1 writer in Montreal
How close it is between Mercedes and Ferrari this weekend? Well, on headline lap times, the four drivers were separated by 0.375secs on Friday. That's close enough. But it might not be an accurate picture. The race-simulation times from later in the second session suggest it is even tighter than that. On the long runs, Lewis Hamilton was fastest, with an average of 1:16.367 on the ultra-soft tyre. Valtteri Bottas was 0.02secs slower than him, and Kimi Raikkonen 0.01secs further back. Sebastian Vettel? Well, he ran the super-soft. But he was just 0.1secs behind Hamilton. Now that’s close.
I've just seen Max Verstappen on TV, holding court in the Red Bull hospitality area, chatting away to David Coulthard. Doesn't look like he is heading out anytime soon. The Red Bulls struggled on Friday, with Verstappen bringing out the red flag late in second practice after coming to a stop while Daniel Ricciardo spent most of the session in the garage because of a engine issue.
John Watson
Former F1 driver
Image source, Getty ImagesI hope we see a mirror of what we saw on Friday where more cars spun than I have seen in a grand prix weekend. There is something that is making these cars spin. Turn 6 was a particular bogey corner for pretty much everybody.
The two Ferraris are waiting patiently at the end of the pitlane for the light to turn green, which it duly does and out they go.
Live audio commentary is available online now. Jack Nicholls is joined by former F1 driver John Watson, who provided some fascinating insight yesterday. Tune in.
Is Raikkonen the Ferrari no.2? And is he happy with that role?
Rachel: Yes - that was decided the moment Vettel signed his contract at Ferrari
Hezza: Hey it's teamwork that should call the shots Rakinnen is a good driver
Salvador: No, Ferrari are not líke that. Win, Raikkonen.