I'm Hi and welcome to an extra surprise

Three Legs for Wheel Show.

Just the tour of us tonight.

It's Paul here with...

Statman, aka Sean Kelly.

Or should that be the other way around?

Sean Kelly, aka Statman, here in Montreal, Canada.

So how's it been today? It's been hot. It's been, yeah, it's been glorious weather, which in a way

is a bad thing, because I think we all love the mad races that we get in Montreal, we get to drop

the ring. We looked like going to get any this weekend.

We went into it thinking that Ferrari were going to be, this is going to be Ferrari's

strongest track of the year.

Mercedes is very pessimistic.

When I spoke to James Bowles in the paddock yesterday, he seemed to think the Ferrari

there was eight pence on Mercedes down the straits here.

And anybody knows the Montreal track knows that it's predominantly straight, so not a lot of quick corners. There's a few flicks here and there. So when in

FB1, Mercedes dominated by nearly a second, everybody groan. In FB2, the balance has been redressed

slightly in Ferrari, just about quicker than Vby boaters, barely a tent quicker with

Charlotte Claire leading Sebastian Vessel.

Because that's offset by the fact that Lewis Alton crashed in FB2, broke the right

rear corner, and despite the best efforts of the team, they were not able to repair the right

rear in time to get him back out.

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