Martin Whitmarsh was naturally over the moon with McLaren's second consecutive 1-2 result in Canada, as Lewis Hamilton and Jenson Button shoot to the top of the Drivers' Championship as well as extended the team's stranglehold for constructors' honours.

Canadian GP: Fastest Race Laps

Canadian GP: Driver Tyre Strategies

Canadian GP: Post Race press conference

After scoring their first point of the year last time out in Turkey, Sauber literally came back down to earth with a bang in an unfortunately short Canadian Grand Prix which saw both Kamui Kobayashi and Pedro de la Rosa retire.

Rubens Barrichello was reasonably disgruntled with the behaviour of Jaime Alguersuari after the Spaniard slammed into the Brazilian's Williams off the start line in Sunday's Canadian Grand Prix.

After finishing seventh in Canada, Robert Kubica echoed the sentiments of race winner Lewis Hamilton by describing the race as one of the hardest so far in 2010. The Pole survived to the end and also escaped a penalty following an incident with Adrian Sutil.

Force India picked up its second double points finish of the season in Canada, having first done so on another street circuit - Monte-Carlo - just under a month ago. However, Team Principal and Chairman Vijay Mallya admits that he had hoped for more.

Sébastien Buemi was delighted to have enjoyed a top ten finish in Montreal which saw him and Toro Rosso collect four points for eighth place on Sunday. The Swiss driver therefore allows his team to draw level with Williams in terms of Constructors' Championship points.

Felipe Massa was unsurprisingly disappointed later on Sunday afternoon in Canada after he was the victim of several dark moments in the Canadian Grand Prix. Recovering from the back of the field to tenth, the Brazilian was hit by Michael Schumacher's Mercedes on Lap 63 of 70.

Mercedes driver Michael Schumacher will not be punished for his part in an incident with Ferrari's Felipe Massa during the Canadian Grand Prix.

Red Bull Racing walked away from the Canadian Grand Prix with fourth and fifth places after failing to overhaul the quicker McLarens as well as Fernando Alonso's Ferrari. The result means that Mark Webber drops from the head of the championship to third overall, six points behind new leader Lewis Hamilton.

Red Bull Racing have confirmed that it was a gearbox problem which slowed Sebastian Vettel in the Canadian Grand Prix on Sunday. Having been part of a four-car train which also included Lewis Hamilton, Fernando Alonso and Jenson Button, the German was forced to drop back.

Having considered three different incidents that occurred during the Canadian Grand Prix, the race stewards subsequently announced their decisions.

Robert Kubica and Jaime Alguersuari have both received official warnings from FIA race stewards following Sunday's Canadian Grand Prix.

McLaren's Lewis Hamilton won a thrilling and highly strategic Canadian Grand Prix with a Bridgestone super soft-medium-medium tyre strategy in Montreal.

FIA race stewards have elected to take no action over the incident involving Michael Schumacher's Mercedes and Felipe Massa's Ferrari in the closing stages of the Canadian Grand Prix.

Ferrari looks back at today's Canadian Grand Prix in which its drivers finished 3rd and 15th

Michael Schumacher endured a highly challenging Canadian Grand Prix on Sunday as he, having won seven times at the Gilles Villeneuve circuit, crossed the line 11th for Mercedes on an afternoon which featured several incidents and a puncture.

Lewis Hamilton is relishing leading the closest F1 race for the title that he has experienced.

Following a miserable Canadian Grand Prix on Sunday, which saw him fight his way into the points prior to a collision with Michael Schumacher's Mercedes, Felipe Massa has been handed a 20 second time penalty for pit lane speeding.

Virgin looks back at today's Canadian Grand Prix in which its drivers finished 19th and DNF

Force India looks back at today's Canadian Grand Prix in which its drivers finished 9th and 10th

McLaren looks back at today's Canadian Grand Prix in which its drivers finished 1st and 2nd

Felipe Massa has been penalised by race stewards in Canada for speeding in the pitlane.

Hispania looks back at today's Canadian Grand Prix in which its drivers finished 18th and DNF

Renault looks back at today's Canadian Grand Prix in which its drivers finished 7th and 17th

Mercedes looks back at today's Canadian Grand Prix in which its drivers finished 6th and 11th

Williams looks back at today's Canadian Grand Prix in which its drivers finished 13th and 14th

Red Bull looks back at today's Canadian Grand Prix in which its drivers finished 4th and 5th

Lotus looks back at today's Canadian Grand Prix in which its drivers finished 16th and DNF

Red Bull drivers Sebastian Vettel and Mark Webber had mixed reactions to the Canadian GP.

Sauber looks back at today's Canadian Grand Prix in which neither of its drivers finished

Toro Rosso looks back at today's Canadian Grand Prix in which its drivers finished 8th and 12th

Despite being pleased with Ferrari's return to the podium in Montreal, Fernando Alonso could not help but feel irritated in the immediate aftermath of the Canadian Grand Prix after losing both first and second places to the McLaren drivers through issues involving slower runners.

Jenson Button was content to have registered a second podium finish in a row as he crossed the line second to McLaren team-mate Lewis Hamilton in Canada. On the back of his retirement in Monaco, the erstwhile championship leader is now just three points off the lead following another second place.

Lewis Hamilton was overjoyed with McLaren's Canadian Grand Prix result on Sunday as the Woking outfit registered its second consecutive 1-2 finish. The 2008 Champion also heads to the top of the Drivers' Championship for the first time this year.

Canadian GP: Result

Lewis Hamilton leads home a McLaren 1-2 in Canada as the Woking team's gamble pays off and Red Bull's fails

Lewis Hamilton leads Jenson Button to a McLaren one-two in a thrilling Canadian Grand after a race-long five-car battle.

Lewis Hamilton has picked up his second consecutive Grand Prix victory following a highly entertaining afternoon in Montreal on Sunday. The 2008 World Champion headed a McLaren 1-2 result from team-mate Jenson Button as Fernando Alonso's Ferrari made the podium, ahead of the two Red Bull Racing cars.

Lewis Hamilton has picked up his second consecutive Grand Prix victory following a highly entertaining afternoon in Montreal on Sunday. The 2008 World Champion headed a McLaren 1-2 result from team-mate Jenson Button as Fernando Alonso's Ferrari made the podium, ahead of the two Red Bull Racing cars.

Mark Webber has been hit with a 5-spot grid penalty after his team chose to change the gearbox on his car this morning.

McLaren's Lewis Hamilton starts on pole for the Canadian Grand Prix in Montreal while Mark Webber gets a five-place grid penalty for changing his gearbox.

Mark Webber will not be allowed to start Sunday's race from P2 as the Red Bull driver saw his gearbox being changed by his team on Sunday morning. Webber will now have to start from seventh while team-mate Vettel will move up to second.

After scoring pole position in Montreal on Saturday Lewis Hamilton was told to stop his car due to a low level of fuel. The team now will have to pay the price for its actions though and were fined 10,000 US Dollar by the race directors but according to Whitmarsh the team complied with the F1 regulations.

McLaren boss Martin Whitmarsh has admitted that his team is unhappy with the punishment meted out to Lewis Hamilton following his pole-winning lap in qualifying.

Webber backs Red Bull tyre choice, plus other rumours and gossip

As Lewis Hamilton completed his flying lap that will place him on pole position for Sunday's Canadian Grand Prix the Briton had to slow down and stop his car as he was on low fuel. The Briton got out of his car and started pushing his car while waving to the excited crowd. After qualifying Hamilton said it felt great and it was something he won't forget.

The key to a quick lap in Montreal is the ability to ride the kerbs, something pole-sitter Lewis Hamilton demonstrated perfectly on Saturday. However, Virgin Racing's inability to do so resulted in Timo Glock and Lucas di Grassi being separated on the grid by the Hispania Racing car of Bruno Senna.

Karun Chandhok was unsurprisingly irritated at the Circuit de Gilles Villeneuve on Saturday as he qualified 24th and last for the Canadian Grand Prix. After being forced to change his gearbox, the Indian was handed a 5-place grid drop penalty prior to the grid-deciding session.

The two Williams cars of Rubens Barrichello and Nico Hülkenberg will be the first to start the Canadian Grand Prix with fresh tyres, having just qualified just outside the top ten. Both drivers now target careful afternoons on Sunday.

Jaime Alguersuari is pleased to have placed his Toro Rosso 16th on the Canadian Grand Prix starting grid as both he and team-mate Sébastien Buemi visit the Montreal circuit for the first time this weekend.