Pierre Gasly admitted eighth place was not the result he was expecting or hoping for in the Canadian Grand Prix on Sunday, with the Frenchman particularly struggling in traffic. Whereas Red Bull Racing team-mate Max Verstappen was able to use the hard Pirelli tyre at the start to give him the chance to finish fifth from ninth on the grid, Gasly was committed to using the soft tyre at the start, and he lost ground battling with the two Renault F1 Team drivers and against Lance Stroll, who he struggled to pass despite being on much fresher tyres after his pit stop. Gasly fell in behind Renault’s Daniel Ricciardo at the start, but the time lost behind Racing Point F1 Team’s Stroll cost...
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