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F1 fans are set to be able to watch the moment the Mercedes chief locked horns with his Red Bull counterpart at a meeting of team principals over the sport's porpoising problem

After Lewis Hamilton clinched his second podium of the season at the Canadian GP, Red Bull team principal Christian Horner took a swipe at Mercedes after new rules were introduced to reduce porpoising

It was the roar of the fans that Lewis Hamilton missed, and so it was fitting that when he most needed a boost, he heard it from the largest crowd in Canadian Grand Prix history. Montreal is, after all, the site of Hamilton’s first Formula One podium. That was 15…

Most teams were annoyed by the timing of the FIA’s announcement which led to confusion about the implementation of any of the new measures designed to limit the bouncing

The governing body intervened in an attempt to stop cars bouncing but Mercedes and Red Bull remain at loggerheads over the severity of the problem

Red Bull boss Christian Horner says Mercedes' car concept, rather than failed Formula 1 rules, is to blame for the porpoising issues the team has faced.

Montreal (AFP) - Formula One's bid to intervene in the sport's 'porpoising' row on health and safety grounds produced ill-tempered clashes among team bosses and no progress during the Canadian Grand Prix at the weekend.

Formula 1 technical chiefs are set to meet the FIA this week to try to find solutions to the sport’s porpoising controversy before the British Grand Prix, Motorsport.com has learned.

The race in Montreal was decided by less than a second and saw a familiar face return to the podium.