Lewis Hamilton is bracing for a tough qualifying at the Canadian Grand Prix, admitting his Ferrari fell off the pace in Friday practice and could leave him out of Q3. After finishing fifth in FP1, Hamilton dropped to eighth in FP2 and revealed post-session that setup changes had made things worse.

Lewis Hamilton has brushed off concerns about a premature end to his time with Ferrari, stating that he has no plans to retire from F1 and is 'in it for the long haul' with the Prancing Horse. The legendary Brit has endured a challenging debut year at Maranello thus far, and the recent outing in Barcelona was one of his toughest weekends yet.

Lewis Hamilton defends Ferrari F1 boss Fred Vasseur ahead of Canadian GPSource: Sky Sports F1