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Grand Prix of Canada
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Fernando Alonso Giancarlo Fisichella Kimi Räikkönen |
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Fernando Alonso Michael Schumacher Kimi Räikkönen |
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Jarno Trulli Michael Schumacher Nico Rosberg Juan Pablo Montoya Jenson Button |
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Giancarlo Fisichella Felipe Massa Jarno Trulli Nick Heidfeld David Coulthard |
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Rubens Barrichello Felipe Massa |
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Jenson Button Scott Speed |
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Jacques Villeneuve Christian Klien Nick Heidfeld Ralf Schumacher Vitantonio Liuzzi David Coulthard |
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Christian Klien Mark Webber Vitantonio Liuzzi Tiago Monteiro Takuma Sato Jacques Villeneuve |
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Mark Webber Scott Speed Tiago Monteiro Christijan Albers Takuma Sato Franck Montagny |
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Ralf Schumacher Juan Pablo Montoya Rubens Barrichello Franck Montagny Nico Rosberg Christijan Albers |
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 Pole: 1'14"942 |
Best Lap: 1'15"841 |
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See the F1 Grand Prix Calendar page for relevant observations regarding on-going World Cup (soccer) matches and this F1 Grand Prix. See this GP's history & stats at Wikipedia. A late engine change had David Coulthard start at the back of the grid. This was Fernando Alonso's third consecutive victory. Giancarlo Fisichella Fisichella jumped start, and so was given a drive-through penalty, which dropped him from 3rd to 5th, on lap 7. The two MF1s collided at the hairpin, on the first lap, Christijan Albers retiring right then, Tiago Monteiro managing to head for the pits. Nico Rosberg did not make it beyond the second lap, taken out by Juan Pablo Montoya's unfortunate overtaking attempt, at the chicane at the back of the circuit. Rosberg was spun across the track and into the wall, whereas Montoya managed to head for the pits. But Juan Pablo Montoya's quote of accidents had not yet been over, the Colombian hitting the wall at the last corner, on lap 14, and obviously then retiring. Rubens Barrichello retired from P-12, on lap 12, with mechanical failure. Ralf Schumacher was given a drive-through penalty for speeding in the pit lane, on an unlucky day for the German, as he also had two spins, during the GP! Jacques Villeneuve attempted to pass Ralf Schumacher, but went wide and crashed into the wall at high speed. Takuma Sato crashed on lap 65. Michael Schumacher overtook Kimi Räikkönen for second, on lap 69, as the Finn went wide at the hairpin. All cars from P-6 (included) down were lapped. Even if not the most exciting of races, Canada luckily offered an eventful Grand Prix–in 'compensation,' perhaps, for the previous hardly exciting race in England... 
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