A behind-the-scenes story about F1 brought to you by an F1 journalist. This is the 10th round, the Canadian Grand Prix.
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The Canadian Grand Prix is ​​one of the drivers' favorite events. The main reason for this is the unique course layout and the crowds of enthusiastic fans every year. However, there are some things that are undesirable for them.
This year is 2025, but this column will cover events in 2024. This is an episode when a prominent driver was caught up in one of the city's major problems: traffic jams and suffered a lot.
First, let me explain as a premise: the Gilles Villeneuve Circuit is located on an artificial island like Nakasu on the St. Lawrence River. There are several bridges built on this island, but only two of them have direct access to the circuit, and both link to the neighboring islands rather than the riverbank. Therefore, not only can you bring equipment into and unload the course, but you will also have to follow a rather complicated route, even simply entering and leaving the island.
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