With rain showers interrupting practice for the Canadian Grand Prix, Pirelli's Motorsport Director Paul Hembery has admitted that the dry race was 'a slight step into the unknown.' Track temperatures were significantly higher on Sunday in contrast to the previous two days of running and drivers had only small chances to get some dry running in during practice. Hembery also admitted that Canada is one of the most challenging circuits on the calendar, saying: 'Canada is one of the most challenging circuits for the rear tyres due to high traction demands– particularly after it has rained previously in the weekend, because the moisture has the effect of washing away all the rubber that has...
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