Lewis Hamilton admitted he felt as though he was sitting in F1's version of the "headmaster's office" after a rare mistake left him on the back foot at the Canadian GP. The world champion completed just eight laps in second practice after clouting the barriers coming out of the Turn Nine chicane, with the impact puncturing his Mercedes' rear tyre and damaging its floor. Leclerc ahead, Hamilton crashes Sky F1's Canadian GP schedule Hamilton: F1 too easy for youngsters "I made a mistake in FP2 and damaged the car. The boys tried really hard to fix it, but there wasn't enough time," said Hamilton, who escaped without damage to his race gearbox. "I don't remember the...
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