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Mercedes Unveils Canadian GP Upgrades as Le Mans Enters Hyperpole

Mercedes expects its new cooling-focused upgrades to improve pace at the Canadian Grand Prix.

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Overview

  • Mercedes has installed one or two new components designed to optimise brake temperatures and balance in cooler Montreal conditions, according to technical director James Allison.
  • Qualifying at Le Mans saw 15 Hypercars advance to Thursday’s two-stage Hyperpole session under a revised format that expands the final shootout.
  • Alex Lynn delivered a provisional pole for Cadillac with a record 3:22.847 lap in his #12 V-Series, topping the Hypercar field.
  • Mick Schumacher’s Alpine retained its tenth-place slot despite a stewards’ investigation into a yellow-flag infringement after his fastest lap was set post-incident.
  • Porsche’s #6 entry was disqualified from the qualifying session for failing to meet minimum weight requirements, relegating it to the back of the Hypercar grid.