In the round-up: Michael Schumacher says he still has confidence in Mercedes despite a series of retirements.
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'I won't lose my faith in the team' (Michael Schumacher)
'I still believe that we will achieve something special together with Mercedes.'
McLaren say new Hamilton deal must strike a balance (Reuters)
Ron Dennis: 'He's very highly paid. He's certainly paid more than I am.'
Perez eyeing 2012 victory (Sky)
'The thing is we long to fight for a podium every race. Today was a very crazy race, as we have had many of this year. But I think we have the potential to do it.'
Lotus surprised by Grosjean progress (Autosport)
Eric Boullier: 'He did 45 laps on these tyres, with being very consistent in not destroying them. He is learning and learning fast.'
Button 'confused and lost' after dire 16th-place finish at Canadian Grand Prix (Daily Mail)
'Although I'm not giving up, I'm not thinking about the championship. When you've had a race like this you don't think about it.'
Formula 1 champ races through Grand Prix test run in Weehawken, West New York (NJ)
'Certainly the up and down ' the changing elevation ' is something we enjoy.'
Anthony Rowlinson via Twitter
Part-built pit complex at New York F1 circuit
Vettel and DC tear up the NJ F1 course (YouTube)
Caterham via Twitter
'Brian Sullivan has seriously done his homework as FOTA Fans Forum host. His questions demonstrate that he has the heart of a true F1 fan.'
Comment of the day
Alonso has led over 1,500 laps but Vettel is closing in on him, points out Jelle van der Meer
That 1,500 laps led statistic on Alonso is interesting but most shocking was when I compared that to Vettel's 1,471 laps (Vettel has led 400km more than Alonso).
Considering how much longer Alonso is in the sport I am amazed Vettel has been leading so much already.
Jelle van der Meer
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On this day in F1
Rene Arnoux won for Ferrari for the first time today in 1983 in the Canadian Grand Prix.
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