Montreal
Montreal is a specific F1 race track. Different tracks favor different car traits, so teams look at how their car should match the circuit.
Montreal refers to the Circuit Gilles Villeneuve, a track layout that often rewards cars with good traction and stability through its slower corners and chicanes. Teams use track characteristics like this to predict which car will be quickest.
Hear It Discussed
"The only Formula One race I've ever been to was 1982 at Montreal... We were set to go to Canada to see the race."
Jay Gillotti Part 5 Porsche Patter
"I think Mercedes are bringing lots of stuff to Montreal. So they may will have a bigger edge than they had previously."
Our 2026 Canadian GP predictions P1 with Matt and Tommy
"Stenshawn survived a chaotic safety car filled Montreal F2 feature race to capture his maiden victory in the championship..."
Rosenqvist's Historic Indy 500 Win, Antonelli wins 4th straight & Kyle Busch's Lasting Legacy SPEED with Harvick and Buxton
Episodes Mentioning "Montreal"
LEGENDS: Jean Alesi’s one and only win
F1 Beyond The Grid
Are Ferrari favourites? – Monaco GP Preview with Palmer + Hinchcliffe
F1 Nation
Jay Gillotti Part 5
Porsche Patter
George Russell's worst fear... Kimi Antonelli's on his level
Motor Sport F1 Show with Mark Hughes
Midweek Motorsport s21 e20
Midweek Motorsport
Rosenqvist's Historic Indy 500 Win, Antonelli wins 4th straight & Kyle Busch's Lasting Legacy
SPEED with Harvick and Buxton
'Flashpoint' at Mercedes, ‘magic’ Lewis + Franco's finest - Canadian GP Review with Jolyon Palmer + Alex Jacques
F1 Nation
Why Verstappen at the Nürburgring was awe-inspiring in a way F1 can't be
Motor Sport F1 Show with Mark Hughes
Our 2026 Canadian GP predictions
P1 with Matt and Tommy
Happy Hour: The Future of Dover’s All-Star Race & Too Many Road Courses?
Frontstretch Podcast Network
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