Lewis Hamilton has won the Canadian Grand Prix for a sixth time to close the gap on Sebastian Vettel in the Drivers' Championship.
The three-time world champion led from start to finish at the Circuit Gilles Villeneuve in Montreal, capitalising on numerous troubles for championship rival Vettel to close the gap to 12 points after seven races.
Vettel lined up in second on the grid, but after just five laps he found himself down in 18th after being forced to stop twice due to car damage.
The Ferrari man battled back to eventually cross the line in fourth having soared up the leaderboard, but neither he nor anyone else could get close to Hamilton as he dominated in Canada.
Valtteri Bottas ensured a Mercedes one-two, but he finished almost 20 seconds behind his teammate.
Red Bull's Daniel Ricciardo made up the podium in third, with Vettel missing out on the top three for the first time this year teammate Kimi Raikkonen only managing seventh place.
There were more car woes for McLaren too as Fernando Alonso was forced to retire having seemingly run out of fuel when 10th in the race - a position which would have been good enough for them to earn their first point of the season.
More to follow.