Technical news for Ferrari, Williams and McLaren in Montreal
New exhausts for the Red, new wing for Williams while the Woking team hopes to have solved the problems in the pitstops
IN EVIDENCE
Schumacher: “I feel closer to victory”
The German is optimistic ahead of the Canadian GP
McLaren trusts Button for Qualifying
For the British team the car has great potential and in Canada it is necessary to work on the tires to express the great performances already demonstrated during the season
Hamilton: “I will be the seventh winner of the season”
McLaren in Canada should do well given its excellent form in slow corners and fast straights, but the 2008 world champion says there is a lot of uncertainty this season
Massa: “In Montreal we expect to be stronger”
Ferrari will bring updates to the track named after Gilles Villeneuve and expects to be able to follow the competitiveness it had in Monte Carlo with both cars
Lotus: “Brakes will be fundamental in Canada”
With Raikkonen having trouble with the tires and Grosjean retiring after a few corners, Lotus returned home quite disappointed from Monaco: but the lesson has been learned and the E20 will be able to do well in Montreal
Horner: “We're hungry to win in Montreal”
The 2011 victory of Jenson Button, who passed Sebastian Vettel on the last lap, still stings in the Austrian home a year later: in Canada the world champion team has never won and wants to get its first success
Perez: “My first Canadian GP”
The characteristics of the Quebec circuit benefit Sauber's speed and the 21-year-old could be the surprise of Sunday's race
