That's 11 world championships between the three drivers on the podium and 23 titles (11 driver, 12 constructor) for Red Bull chief technical officer - and design guru - Adrian Newey
It had been a rain-affected meeting on Friday and Saturday...
But there was no sign of rain on Sunday in Montreal
Chef Gordon Ramsay paid a visit to the Red Bull garage
Max Verstappen made a clean getaway at the start, with Lewis Hamilton moving into second place ahead of Fernando Alonso
Alonso and Hamilton battled it out for second place for the duration of the race, with the Spaniard eventually retaking the place
George Russell's Mercedes was severely damaged after he hit the wall on lap 12. He surprisingly rejoined after a pit stop but eventually had to retire the car
Charles Leclerc wore a helmet that paid tribute to Gilles Villeneuve at the circuit named after the Canadian, following talks with the Ferrari legend's family
Verstappen equalled Ayrton Senna's total of 41 career victories and it's also 100 F1 wins for Red Bull
