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Sainz ran 57 laps on hard tyres in wet conditions and gained six positions while Piastri's three-stop strategy lost him a podium shot.

Hülkenberg was faster than Russell in the one place that matters most in Montreal, but never threatened him because he lost the race on Saturday.

Leclerc gained three positions by pitting under a safety car he had no reason to predict. That's not strategy, that's a slot machine paying out.

Albon was faster than Sainz for 47 consecutive laps before his retirement handed the veteran a hollow top-10.