Summary

  • Max Verstappen wins for Red Bull, Carlos Sainz P2, Lewis Hamilton P3, George Russell P4

  • Verstappen extends championship lead to 46 points over team-mate Sergio Perez

  • Ferrari's Charles Leclerc battles to P5 from back of grid

  • Alpha Tauri's Yuki Tsunoda crashes on exit of pits to bring out safety car

  • Sergio Perez (Red Bull) and Mick Schumacher (Haas) also out

  • Use audio icon at top of page for live commentary from BBC Radio 5 Live

  • Get involved via #bbcf1

Live Reporting

Lorraine McKenna

  1. 'Let's keep this going'

    With Ferrari's Charles Leclerc starting at the back of the grid after further engine changes and Red Bull team-mate Sergio Perez fluffing his lines in Q2, Max Verstappen had minimal competition in the fight for pole position as the track began to dry up on Saturday.

    The Dutchman, who leads Perez in the drivers' championship by 21 points, landed his 15th career pole with a time of 1:21.299 - 0.645 seconds clear of the field.

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  3. Hello

    Greetings everyone. Last night in Canada before Formula 1 makes the trip back to European soil for a bumper July schedule.

    After yesterday's exciting wet qualifying session, the weather is back to a sunny outlook for today's Canadian Grand Prix.

    Settle in for lights out at 19:00 BST.

  4. Life begins at 40

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    As the godfather of the grid, Fernando Alonso has been there, done that, bought and sold a load of T-shirts and then jumped back in the kitchen to experience the heat all over again.

    Now at the age of 40, the two-time world champion is showing he can still cut it with the young bucks as he lines up next to 24-year-old world champion Max Verstappen on the front row.

    Can Fernando take his first Formula 1 victory since the German Grand Prix in 2012?

    He has to wrangle in the Red Bull first though...