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
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Carlos Sainz heads to the pits from the lead of the race and fresh tyres are fitted to his Ferrari.
Max Verstappen is now at the front of the field, Fernando Alonso - who didn't pit - is back into second and Sainz is now third.
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Mick Schumacher's Haas has given up the ghost. "Sorry, man," says his engineer. "You were on it."
"****" replies Schumacher. No points again for the German driver.
Another virtual safety as a Haas is off the track. George Russell dives into the pits.
Jack Aitken
Williams reserve driver on BBC Radio 5 Live in Montreal
This is one of the worst case scenarios for Leclerc who is trying to cut through the field. He has two cars in front of him. He is sitting there waiting for a mistake.
Alex Albon has been gobbled up by two cars.
First, Valtteri Bottas completes a pass on the Williams then Charles Leclerc, desperate for some points, also takes a chunk out of the Albon and now moves up to 11th.
Image source, ReutersThe gap from Carlos Sainz to Max Verstappen is 5.264secs but the Dutchman has just clocked the fastest lap. Will there be nibbled nails in the Red Bull pit wall, though, with what's just happened to his team-mate Sergio Perez?
Fernando Alonso is currently occupying the third place George Russell can smell after Max Verstappen made a move on the Spaniard to slip back into second.
George Russell is running in fourth and as well as his streak of finish in the top five of every race this season, the Silver Arrow has a podium spot within range. Russell tells his engineers to keep things simple. No funny business with the strategy.
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While the front of the pack swap places, Charles Leclerc is continuing to make his way through the field. The Ferrari driver has reached 12th place, and has the Alfa Romeo of Valtteri Bottas and Alex Albon's Williams as his next targets.
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Image source, Reuters1. Carlos Sainz (Ferrari)
2. Fernando Alonso (Alpine)
3. Max Verstappen (Red Bull)
4. George Russell (Mercedes)
5. Lewis Hamilton (Mercedes)
Jack Aitken
Williams reserve driver on BBC Radio 5 Live in Montreal
That was a solid move from Lewis. Nice and clean. Hamilton was right on the edge with those front tyres. They were smoking a little bit but he kept things under relative control.
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It's Hamilton versus Ocon for fifth place.
The Mercedes pulls out on the Alpine and suffers a little lock up trying to execute his move but on those fresh tyres, he's home and dry and one his way.
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Image source, ReutersWe have new race leader in Carlos Sainz and the Ferrari man wants "maximum push" now. Is a maiden F1 win in the Spaniard's sights?
Green again. Take two.
Jack Aitken
Williams reserve driver on BBC Radio 5 Live in Montreal
There's a long way to go in the race to go hard. They will probably feel there are more interruptions in the race. Not many of the cars in the top 10 are choosing to go that way.