Sebastian Vettel has stretched his F1 world championship advantage to 36 points following his easy victory in the Canadian Grand Prix, but the identity of his main challenger has changed once again.The German's 14-second win over Fernando Alonso took him to 132 points from seven rounds, while the Spaniard's battling drive to second spot – from sixth on the grid – allowed him to vault to struggling Kimi Raikkonen to claim a similar position in the overall standings, four points shy of breaking into three figures for the season.Raikkonen slips to third overall after only adding two points to his tally in Montreal, while Lewis Hamilton closes the gap on the top three after finishing on...
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