The FIA orders two additional formation laps for the Canadian Formula 1 Grand Prix after cold track conditions create difficult circumstances for drivers. Multiple outlets report the decision is linked to safety concerns arising from the weather, which is described as making conditions “tough.” During the start sequence, Kimi Antonelli is also reported to have had a false start, prompting officials to adjust the race restart procedure. The FIA’s instruction results in the field completing two more formation laps before the race gets underway, rather than proceeding directly from the initial start procedure. The reports provide consistent details: the extra laps are mandated by the FIA, the reason given is cold-related difficulty for the drivers, and Antonelli’s false start is cited as part of the incident that leads to the revised start arrangement. No other specific penalties or further incidents are mentioned in the provided summaries.