As the president of Scuderia Ferrari Club Montreal, Fabrizio Sciola might as well have motor oil coursing through his veins.He lives for Grand Prix week and enjoys showing off Montreal and everything the city has to offer to other Ferrari lovers who come to town for the event.

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The momentum IndyCar has built, particularly around the Indy 500, saw the local live blackout lifted and a TV rating not seen since 2008. But it has a challenge for the 110th running.

Another top-six finish cannot be anticipated but a return to the top ten at attractive odds of 9-2 is worth an interest. Hulkenberg performed well at the track for his former teams Force India and Renault, and he took 11th in the race for Haas last season after starting 17th.

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The city says they’ve learned lessons from last year’s event, which was marked by heavy congestion and poor communication.

Montrealers are starting their work week with a chance of showers this afternoon but sunshine is expected to return later this week as Formula 1 festivities begin to rev up in the city. Increasing cloudiness on Monday morning and the daytime high set to feel like 27°C with the humidex.

The Canadian Grand Prix is expected to go ahead as planned, PlanetF1.com understands, despite wildfire smoke affecting the Montreal area. Formula 1 will head to Canada next weekend for the 10th round of the F1 2025 season,