On to Montreal and Sunday's race. McLaren will be looking to build upon their success last time out in Monaco with Hamilton finding himself in the lead of the championship by three points. Raikkonen is probably none too pleased about his off-colour performance two weeks ago and should be fired up to do better this weekend. The two teams are both very evenly matched at the moment so things could go either way. Also, keep an eye out for the BMW team as they continue to become ever more competitive, with Kubica leading the way as Heidfeld continues to have tyre problems.

The Gilles Villeneuve track is surrounded by concrete walls that are in close proximity to the track and there have been some big smashes over the years, none more so than Robert Kubica's crash last year. As unsettling as the thought of that incident was last year, Kubica will probably have wiped that from his mind in order to get on with this years race (such mental discipline is something the top line drivers all seem to have). However, do expect someone to lose a wheel or a wing on those unforgiving walls.