Documents:

Programme.pdf

Supplementary Regulations.pdf

Entry list.pdf

Classifications.pdf

Documents (ENG):

FIA European Hill-Climb Championship & FIA Historic Hill-Climb Championship :

Entry form (modern).pdf

Entry form (Historic).pdf

Entry list.pdf

ASN

Zveza za avto šport Slovenije - AŠ 2005
Website: www.as2005.eu


ORGANISERS

The Canadian Grand Prix was one of four current Formula One races that Sebastian Vettel had not won. The Red Bull Racing driver laid that ghost to rest in emphatic style, completely dominating in Montreal from lights-out to chequered flag.

He finished over 14 seconds clear of Fernando Alonso’s Ferrari, who rose from sixth on the grid to second, having deposed Lewis Hamilton in the last ten laps. Having started second, Hamilton had to settle for third, his third such finish for Mercedes this season.

Sebastian Vettel claimed his third pole position in a row in Montreal ahead of Mercedes’ Lewis Hamilton, as Valtteri Bottas sprang a major surprise by qualifying third for Williams in a damp and difficult session at the Circuit Gilles-Villeneuve.

After easing through the first two segments of the hour-long session, Vettel was first out in Q3 when the green light went on at the end of pit lane. And at the end of the 10-minute shoot-out the defending champion was still at the head of the field, his first flying lap of a two-tour final run being good enough to deny Hamilton.