Lewis Hamilton’s Canadian Grand Prix unravelled early and the culprit wasn’t a rival car, a pit stop blunder, or the weather. It was a groundhog. Hamilton, who was running well inside the top five, suffered a mysterious loss of pace after Lap 13.

The Ferrari F1 driver feels a minor breakthrough helped him to fifth on the grid for the Canadian GP, and is targeting a podium charge

MONTREAL -- Lewis Hamilton likened driving Ferrari's Formula 1 car to dancing with "someone that has no rhythm." Hamilton qualified fifth at the Canadian Grand Prix as Ferrari again failed to trouble the front-runners for pole position.