Fernando Alonso is at a loss to explain McLaren's sudden loss of pace in Montreal but the Spaniard remains confident points can be salvaged on race day. After performing reasonably well in yesterday's free practice sessions, the Woking-based outfit's MCL33 clearly lost momentum overnight. McLaren should have benefited from its updated Renault engine, and while that indeed appeared to be the case initially, in Q2 Alonso and Stoffel Vandoorne were nearly 0.5s adrift from the closest other Renault-powered car, with both drivers missing the cut to Q1 by a country mile. Vettel flies to pole in Canada, as Hamilton slides to fourth "We knew that this could be a difficult circuit for...
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