" itemprop="description"> Sebastian Vettel's domination of the Canadian Grand Prix was all about the circuit layout. The Circuit Gilles Villeneuve is fundamentally a traction track. There is only one quickish corner and the lateral forces are low. To be quick, a car needs good traction coming off the corners and for the tyres not to grain - where the surface starts to tear. All that plays to the strengths of the Red Bull and minimises its weaknesses - there are none of the high cornering forces that caused them such trouble in Spain, one of only two places so far this season where Vettel has not been on the podium. As with Monaco, Canada is a unique track with unique...
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