The travelling circus we call F1 which we love and adore (for the most part) leaves its mark wherever it lands. Sometimes it’s like a deep Merlot stain on your crisply pressed virgin white Egyptian cotton shirt for those cities which simply can’t afford the fee and can’t attract the crowds. Other times, it’s the happy face on your frothy cappuccino on a Friday morning (as is the case with Montreal) for those which can’t afford not to have it. The agreement signed this past weekend to extend the contract of the Canadian GP for the next 10 years is a monumental one for the city of Montreal. For this mainly French speaking little island city, the Formula One Grand Prix is far more...
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