Canadian Grand Prix
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- Venue
- Circuit Gilles-Villeneuve
- Location
- Montreal, Canada
- Layout
- street · 4.361 km · 14 corners · 3 DRS zones
- Characteristics
- medium downforce, medium tyre deg., overtaking: easy
History, conditions & layout
History
Circuit Gilles-Villeneuve is laid out on a long island in the St Lawrence; named after Quebec’s late hero, it is famous for the “Wall of Champions” and a stop-start, kerb-punishing style.
Typical conditions
Early summer in Montreal: pleasant but changeable, with a real chance of rain. Track evolution from green to race rubber is a theme; long daylight helps tyre warm-up in cool sessions.
Track layout & design
A semi-permanent “island” circuit: long straights, heavy braking, and tight chicanes/straights. Kerbs are a story—cut too much and the car pays on landing.
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Weekend Schedule
2026 Season Rounds
Australian GP
Melbourne
Chinese GP
Shanghai
Japanese GP
Suzuka
Miami GP
Miami
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Montreal
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Monte Carlo
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Barcelona
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Spielberg
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Silverstone
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Spa-Francorchamps
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Zandvoort
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Monza
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Madrid
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Baku
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Singapore
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Austin
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Mexico City
Brazilian GP
Sao Paulo
Las Vegas GP
Las Vegas
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Doha
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Yas Marina
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