Mercedes' Toto Wolff accused team bosses of 'pitiful' behaviour as the porpoising debate became heated in Canada. The severity of the bouncing last time out in Baku led to many drivers expressing concerns for their health, asking that the FIA intervened, which they did. Prior to the Canadian Grand Prix a technical directive was released as the FIA set out how it was planning to police the bouncing issue, with Canada being used more as a data-gathering exercise than for enforcement. Not all teams were behind the directive, Red Bull in particular highly vocal against it, while Mercedes then caused a stir by running a new floor on Friday in Montreal, the likes of Ferrari, Red Bull and McLaren...
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