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Hamilton leads Bottas in stunning Mercedes 1-2 in Montreal, Vettel fights back to finish fourth

Lewis Hamilton took his 56th career victory, his sixth at the Circuit Gilles-Villeneuve, and his third of the 2017 season at the Canadian Grand Prix on Sunday. Such was Hamilton's dominance in Montreal that he completed just the fourth Grand Slam of his career, claiming pole, the victory, fastest lap and leading every lap of the Grand Prix. To make things even better for Mercedes, Lewis' teammate Valtteri Bottas came home in second to secure the Silver Arrows' first 1-2 of 2017. Daniel Ricciardo claimed third place for Red Bull, leaving title contender Sebastian Vettel in fourth ahead of his Ferrari teammate Kimi Raikkonen who finished way down in seventh place.

Harry Ellis rises from the dead to complete terrific turnaround at Royal St George's

Harry Ellis battled back from four holes down with five to play to win the 36-hole final of The 122nd Amateur Championship at Royal St George’s today. The 21-year-old from Meon Valley followed in the footsteps of his former Hampshire teammate, 2016 Amateur champion Scott Gregory, to lift the famous trophy after defeating Australia’s Dylan Perry in a dramatic match that went to the 38th hole.

So Yeon Ryu sets new record in Arkansas, India's Aditi Ashok on the charge

Saturday, So Yeon Ryu carded a second-round, 10-under 61 to lead the Walmart NW Arkansas Championship. Ryu’s bogey-free round sets the 18-hole tournament record and the 36-hole record at 16-under par. Ryu’s round of 61 matches her career low, which she shot once before at the 2012 Australian Ladies Masters. She holds a five-stroke lead ahead of Moriya Jutanugarn and Stacy Lewis at 11-under par. “It was so much fun,” Ryu said after her round. “I made a really long putt at 8, 17, and then I boost up and the shot was getting better and better. At the back nine, I was able to make some more short birdies, and then pretty much made all of them. So happy with my round today.”