Jeep's Montreal Trackside View 2017

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Ok, the rest will come tomorrow. I'm just too wiped out to post more today.
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And here we are at Sunday. *Sigh* It's over already!!!

Wow! What a way to concentrate during the warm-up lap!!!!

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The sunshine helps the 81's nice, clean livery.

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I guess the other guys were too envious of his *huge* airbox from Saturday, so he used a smaller one on Sunday.

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The organizers need a "Keep Off The Grass" sign...

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Yet another outside pass at the Hairpin by a Villeneuve car!

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Amazingly, the 78 took the lead and won!

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The 91 is still one of the nicest-looking Chapman creations.

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The Wolf soldiers on, and on, and on...

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To be fair, the car probably knows the track better than the driver...

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Ok, now back to the current stuff. Felipe Massa:

a) is enjoying the sunshine better than last year's cold weather.
b) doesn't yet know that his race will be *very* short.

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Daniel Ricciardo, easily the biggest smile in F1!

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Kimi Raikkonen, as happy as I've ever seen him.

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For Sebastian Vettel, the inverted cap wasn't so much a fashion statement: it was *very* windy on Sunday and if he hadn't thrown it into the crowd, he would probably have lost his cap anyway!

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Max Verstappen was evidently felling good about his chances.

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You have to feel sorry for Fernando Alonso. By the look on his face, so does he!

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Homeboy Lance Stroll enjoying the crowd support.

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Lewis Hamilton: Showman extraordinaire!

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"Hey Seb, I lost my ride. Can I get a lift back to the pits?"

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The traditional fly-by having been done, we can get to the serious matters at hand.

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Only the warm-up lap and already my last picture of Massa!

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These two spent most of the race line astern...

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"No pressure, Lance, but all of the teams hopes are now squarely on your shoulders. No pressure."

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Fernando gave it the old college try...

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Just before the restart. I had such hopes for a good fight...

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...but nothing doing. He had more than just an ace up his sleeve.

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More like the whole deck!

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"If, if, if... 'IF' if 'F1' spelled backwards."

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Given his record here with Williams, I really expected more from Valtteri Bottas.

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The damaged front wing on Vettel's car spelled doom for his hopes of taking the fight to Lewis.

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There's champagne in Daniel's future, or at least in Daniel's shoe's future!!!!!

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The front wing had been replaced, but the damage had been done.

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Lance put up a good fight!

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Seb starting locking up almost as soon as he got his second set of tires on, but he had a lot of ground to make up if only to catch up to the tail-enders!

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At least Sergio Perez doesn't have to race with the green Flow-Viz...

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Fernando did pretty well to get into the points early on.

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Heavy traffic in the mid-field!

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Jolyon Palmer gave it his all...

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Maybe Daniil Kvyat should have read the rules about what you have to do when you can't start your warm-up lap along with everybody else...

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Every time Alonso drove by I wondered if I'd see him again on the next lap.

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Yes, Lance Stroll led Sebastian Vettel for position!

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Admittedly, Seb did a creditable job of climbing his way up the pack.

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The McLaren MCL32's rear wing is an oddity and the one with the most elaborate slots.

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"Always a bridesmaid, never a bride..." (at least in Canada)

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Lance did a fair bit of locking up and his tires showed the wear and tear, but they held on.

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Some people in my grandstand sang "Valtteri, Valttera" at various times through the weekend.

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I was quite happy to see Lance and Fernando actually in the points for a while...

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Ricciardo held off the Force India charge quite well.

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An internal battle brewing at Force India. I was both surprised and disappointed that there wasn't a single pass for position at the Hairpin this year.

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You could almost feel the pressure Lance was under...

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Seb had finally caught up to the Force India train, but he was running out of laps.

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The pink and red train lasted a while.

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Kimi had a rather lonely race.

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Frustration mounts in the Ferrari cockpit...

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Fernando *almost* made it, but there aren't any points for "almost".

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One down, one to go!

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Valtteri didn't seem to have his usual Montreal fight in him.

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Marcus Ericsson is keeping right out of this fight!

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Kimi had a few close calls, but he seemed as unflappable as ever.

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The internal battle at Force India could now resume, Seb having gotten past both Sergio Perez and Esteban Ocon.

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The Sauber drivers have only one job these days: finish!

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"Oh, no you don't!!!!"

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Oh yeah. Two points that definitely feel like a win!!!!

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Romain Grosjean goes deep into the Hairpin to celebrate.

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Despite a few hairy moments during the weekend, mission accomplished for Pascal Wehrlein.

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As much as Lance's 9th felt like a win, Valtteri's second place feels like a pointless finish to me.

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Quite a drive from the back for Seb. Very decent damage control, but what could have been...

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Hamilton goes *very* deep in the Hairpin to celebrate...

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...and the crowd readily joined in!

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Kimi's satisfaction was plain to see.

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And Nico Hulkenberg waves us off. Another edition of the Canadian GP over and in the books (my 38th).

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My latest acquisition. Thirteen signatures from last year. The money went to support the Gilles Villeneuve Museum.

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An intruder in the Lance Stroll Fan Club!!!!

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And, to conclude, easily the silliest shoes of the weekend!

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See you next year!!!!
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Gilles Villeneuve's McLaren M23 Spotter's Guide
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Lovely stuff.
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Great pictures. Thanks Jeep
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Good Stuff Here Jeep!!!

My puny 70-300 lens just could not get close like you did. I was sitting in the same grand stand as you, but in section 7 row KK. They were good seats, but just a tad farther from the hairpin to enable the really close shots that you got. I was shooting in the raw image format, so I should have a wide variety of editing options. I shot over 1800 photos, and I bet I will only have 100 that are any good.
Perfectionist in the art of the unfinished kit......

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Here are a couple that I have "Tinkered" with.
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Kimi.jpg
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Jeep wrote:My latest acquisition. Thirteen signatures from last year. The money went to support the Gilles Villeneuve Museum.

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In case anyone was wondering, here are the identities of the 13 drivers.

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The Walter Wolf WR-1 Home Page
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The Ferrari 312T4 Spotter's Guide
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The Ferrari 126C2 Spotter's Guide
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Gilles Villeneuve's McLaren M23 Spotter's Guide
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Gilles Villeneuve's Ferrari 312T3 Modeller's Guide
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Wonderful photos and commentary. Thanks for sharing - looking forward to 2018!
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Re: Jeep's Montreal Trackside View 2017

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Pawlie wrote:Wonderful photos and commentary. Thanks for sharing - looking forward to 2018!
Thanks to you and all others for your kind words about my posts! :D
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The Ferrari 312T4 Spotter's Guide
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The Ferrari 126C2 Spotter's Guide
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Gilles Villeneuve's McLaren M23 Spotter's Guide
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Gilles Villeneuve's Ferrari 312T3 Modeller's Guide
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Thank you !

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