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The ever-opinionated Craig Woollard gives his view on the controversial outcome of the 2019 Canadian Grand Prix, in which Sebastian Vettel was denied victory after being awarded a penalty late in the race.

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Hamilton is strong in Canada and Mercedes have won every race so far this season, so the only real question, who will win best of the rest?

The 2019 Indianapolis 500 was a tense thriller right from the moment the green flag was first waved until Simon Pagenaud blurred past in his luminous yellow Team Penske-entered car to take his a very popular and well-deserved maiden 500 victory. The story of the race was the tense battle between the 2016 series champion and the 2016 Indy 500 …

The steak of 1-2s for Mercedes continues, five from five so far in 2019, matching the current record for consecutive 1-2 finishes.