Lewis Hamilton takes pole position at Canadian Grand Prix
The defending champion, who won his first race of the season in Monaco last month, clocked a fastest lap of one minute 12.182 seconds to sneak home ahead of his Mercedes teammate Nico Rosberg.
Rosberg, who leads the title race by 24 points after six races, finished just ahead of four-time world champion Sebastian Vettel.
'It actually wasn't a great lap,' Hamilton told a news conference. 'I didn't have the same pace I had yesterday, but it was obviously enough.
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'Ferrari have picked up the pace with the upgrades they have brought. It will be exciting to have a race with them.'
Rosberg has yet to win in Canada during his career -- finishing runner-up for the past two years -- but he remains confident of success this time around.
'Everything is still possible,' he said.
'The weather is all over the place and from second place on the grid everything is possible. I will still try and go for the win.'
Red Bull's Daniel Ricciardo, who won in Canada two years ago, starts in fourth with his Red Bull teammate Max Verstappen in fifth.
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'The weather is all over the place and from second place on the grid everything is possible. I will still try and go for the win.' 'Everything is still possible,' he said. 'The weather is all over the place and from second place on the grid everything is possible. I will still try and go for the win.' Follow all the latest Formula One news on CNN. The defending champion, who won his first race of the season in Monaco last month, clocked a fastest lap of one minute 12.182 seconds to sneak home ahead of his Mercedes teammate Nico Rosberg. 'Ferrari have picked up the pace with the upgrades they have brought. It will be exciting to have a race with them.' Rosberg, who leads the title race by 24 points after six races, finished just ahead of four-time world champion Sebastian Vettel. Rosberg, who leads the title race by 24 points after six races, finished just ahead of four-time world champion Sebastian Vettel. 'It actually wasn't a great lap,' Hamilton told a news conference. 'I didn't have the same pace I had yesterday, but it was obviously enough. 'Everything is still possible,' he said. Rosberg has yet to win in Canada during his career -- finishing runner-up for the past two years -- but he remains confident of success this time around. Rosberg has yet to win in Canada during his career -- finishing runner-up for the past two years -- but he remains confident of success this time around. 'It actually wasn't a great lap,' Hamilton told a news conference. 'I didn't have the same pace I had yesterday, but it was obviously enough. 'Ferrari have picked up the pace with the upgrades they have brought. It will be exciting to have a race with them.' 'Everything is still possible,' he said. 'The weather is all over the place and from second place on the grid everything is possible. I will still try and go for the win.' 'Everything is still possible,' he said. Rosberg, who leads the title race by 24 points after six races, finished just ahead of four-time world champion Sebastian Vettel. 'The weather is all over the place and from second place on the grid everything is possible. I will still try and go for the win.' Red Bull's Daniel Ricciardo, who won in Canada two years ago, starts in fourth with his Red Bull teammate Max Verstappen in fifth. 'Ferrari have picked up the pace with the upgrades they have brought. It will be exciting to have a race with them.' Rosberg, who leads the title race by 24 points after six races, finished just ahead of four-time world champion Sebastian Vettel. The defending champion, who won his first race of the season in Monaco last month, clocked a fastest lap of one minute 12.182 seconds to sneak home ahead of his Mercedes teammate Nico Rosberg. Rosberg, who leads the title race by 24 points after six races, finished just ahead of four-time world champion Sebastian Vettel. 'Everything is still possible,' he said. Rosberg, who leads the title race by 24 points after six races, finished just ahead of four-time world champion Sebastian Vettel. Rosberg has yet to win in Canada during his career -- finishing runner-up for the past two years -- but he remains confident of success this time around. The defending champion, who won his first race of the season in Monaco last month, clocked a fastest lap of one minute 12.182 seconds to sneak home ahead of his Mercedes teammate Nico Rosberg. The defending champion, who won his first race of the season in Monaco last month, clocked a fastest lap of one minute 12.182 seconds to sneak home ahead of his Mercedes teammate Nico Rosberg. Red Bull's Daniel Ricciardo, who won in Canada two years ago, starts in fourth with his Red Bull teammate Max Verstappen in fifth. Follow all the latest Formula One news on CNN. Rosberg has yet to win in Canada during his career -- finishing runner-up for the past two years -- but he remains confident of success this time around.
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