Round 5 · 2026

Canadian Grand Prix Practice Results

Free practice classification, fastest laps, and gaps to the session leader.

P1ANT33 laps1:13.402Leader

P2RUS35 laps1:13.544+0.142

P3HAM36 laps1:14.176+0.774

P4LEC36 laps1:14.355+0.953

P5VER31 laps1:14.366+0.964

P6NOR32 laps1:14.799+1.397

P7PIA32 laps1:14.963+1.561

P8LIN33 laps1:15.452+2.050

P9HUL28 laps1:15.698+2.296

P10ALO31 laps1:15.863+2.461

P11BOR33 laps1:16.214+2.812

P12HAD29 laps1:16.253+2.851

P13OCO32 laps1:16.497+3.095

P14ALB15 laps1:16.642+3.240

P15SAI36 laps1:16.660+3.258

P16GAS29 laps1:16.809+3.407

P17STR30 laps1:16.978+3.576

P18LAW5 laps1:17.431+4.029

P19BEA26 laps1:17.770+4.368

P20BOT28 laps1:17.868+4.466

P21PER28 laps1:17.926+4.524

P22COL1 laps——

Practice sets the reference for the weekend, but it is the weakest of the three signals. Teams run different fuel loads and tyre compounds in every session, so a headline lap time says as much about when a driver ran as how quick the car is. Read the lap counts above alongside the order, then check the qualifying and race results to see how much of it carried over.

The circuit

Circuit Gilles Villeneuve

Montreal, Canada

Circuit Gilles Villeneuve runs along an island in the St Lawrence, a low-grip, stop-start layout of straights joined by heavy braking zones and chicanes. It ends with the run past the wall that has caught out more than one world champion.

What the lap demands, and how it races