F1, Canadian GP: a blackout cancels the first free practice sessions
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The Formula 1 Canadian Grand Prix in Montreal did not start auspiciously. The first free practice session practically didn’t take place: the time of six minutes required by Pierre Gasly’s Alpine who had to suffer engine problems, stopping on the track, and obviously causing the red flags. But while the stewards were scrambling to clear the runway as soon as possible, a blackout sent the plant’s CCTV system into a tailspin. Good night. The FIA waited, hoped and then canceled the session. Deciding to extend the duration of the next one. So the second free sessions on Friday will start half an hour earlier, and will last an hour and a half starting at 10.15 pm Italian time.
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