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Lewis Hamilton has laughed off Felipe Massas claim he needs to focus on his driving - pointing to the duos contrasting days at the Canadian GP as evidence that he is on top of his game. The drivers have held a long-running, fiery rivalry in the sport and Massa appeared to stoke the flames again with his comments prior to this weekends racing.He is preparing for his second life after Formula 1 and it can be a problem for his career, the Brazilian said. Lewis completes Friday double in Canadian GP practiceIt can maybe take some concentration away. He needs to think about his lifestyle, he needs to concentrate.But while Massa ploughed his Williams into the barriers following a DRS failure in P1, Hamilton enjoyed complete domination in Montreal - topping the timesheets in both practice sessions. Felipe Massa crashes his Williams at the Gilles Villeneuve Circuit causing the first practice session of the Canadian GP to be red-flagged I think what was really interesting today was some comment from Felipe Massa about me having to focus on my driving - and then he went out on Turn One! a jovial Hamilton told Sky Sports F1.I think today shows that I am super focused on my job and I am going to continue to do so.When is the Canadian GP and how can you watch it on Sky Sports?Massa also stated that the Brit just went to party after winning last years championship and while the Williams driver was able to return to the track in P2 and finish 13th, Hamilton certainly enjoyed the last laugh. The F1 gossip column Lewis Hamilton as youve never seen him before! The Brit, a four-time F1 winner at the Circuit Gilles Villeneuve, led the way in the opening session with a 1:14.755 and improved that time by half a second later on Friday, though Sebastian Vettel had closed the gap.Hamilton is aiming for his second win of the 2016 following victory in Monaco, and is eager to cut Mercedes team-mate Nico Rosbergs 24-point lead in the championship. A quick round-up of all the thrills and spills from Fridays practice sessions at the Canadian Grand Prix. Also See: Hamilton fastest in Friday practice When is the Canadian GP on Sky? Watch Sky F1 through NOW TV Lewis as youve never seen him before! Nike Sf Air Force 1 Uk .Impact president Joey Saputo confirmed Thursday that he is part of a group of investors whose offer to buy the 105-year-old Italian club was accepted by the teams board of directors. 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I ran pretty angry too though, but I have fun doing it," Lumsden said.LONDON -- Arsenal avoided FA Cup embarrassment against second-tier club Wigan on Saturday, coming from behind against the holder and winning a penalty shootout to reach the final where the London club will be looking to end a nine-year trophy drought. After extra time ended 1-1, Arsenals players scored all of their penalties and Lukasz Fabianski made two vital saves in a 4-2 shootout victory over Wigan in this meeting of the fifth-place teams in the Premier League and League Championship. Wigan went in front in regular time from the penalty spot at Wembley Stadium. Arsenal defender Per Mertesacker conceded the spot kick that Jordi Gomez converted but the German made amends by heading in the equalizer that sent the game into extra time. "In the first half we were a bit timid," Mertesacker said. "A lot of people questioned (our character) recently but how we came back today we proved a lot." A year after winning its first major trophy by beating Manchester City and then again in this years semifinals, Wigan couldnt produce another upset against a Premier League power -- much to Arsene Wengers relief. "It was important mentally," the Arsenal manger said. "If you imagine the consequences of going out tonight, it would have been quite worrying." With the second half of his 18-year reign defined by the lack of silverware, Wenger desperately needs to collect a first trophy since the 2005 FA Cup success when Arsenal returns to Wembley for the final. Arsenal will discover on Sunday whether it will face Premier League side Hull or third-tier club Sheffield United on May 17. It could be a bittersweet end to the season, though, with Arsenal at risk of missing out on the Champions League after 16 successive years. Just before kickoff at Wembley, Arsenal was dislodged from the fourth Champions League place by Everton, which beat Sunderland 1-0. What a slump it has been for Wengers side, having spent so much of the opening months of the season on top of the league. The failure to strengthen the squad in the January transfer window has come back to bite Wenger. How differently things could havee turned out if he had brought in an additional striker.dddddddddddd Instead, Wenger on Saturday was relying for goals on 21-year-old striker Yaya Sanogo, who was starting just his fourth game since joining on a free transfer before this season. Olivier Giroud was on the bench. Sanogos lack of cutting edge and pace in front of goal quickly became apparent. The Frenchman was denied by Scott Carson from close range after five minutes and again just before halftime when his unconvincing first touch to control the ball allowed the goalkeeper to thwart the attempt. If there was anything to reassure a dreary Arsenal side failing to produce the fluid football Wenger champions, it was Wigans inability to provide much attacking menace. So Arsenal gifted Wigan the opening to go in front. Mertesacker slid in with a lunge to cut out Callum McManamans run and the forward went to ground in the penalty area. After a delay while Arsenal defender Nacho Monreal received treatment elsewhere on the pitch, Gomez, a product of Barcelonas youth system, sent the spot kick beyond the reach of Lukasz Fabianski. The anger among Arsenal fans who have grown accustomed to failure was clear: Jeers greeted Wengers decision to bring Giroud on, not for Sanogo but Lukas Podolski in the 68th. The equalizer proved elusive. After Carsons save from Kieran Gibbs header sent the ball drifting toward the goal, Wigan defender Stephen Crainey scooped the ball off the line. Wigans goal was finally breached in the 82nd when it couldnt fully clear a corner and Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain raised the ball over the defence and Mertesacker headed in at the far post. It was a lucky escape for Arsenal, which was denied a winner in extra time when Oxlade-Chamberlain hit the crossbar but had better luck in the shootout. Fabianski saved Wigans first two penalties by Gary Caldwell and Jack Collison, while Arteta, Kim Kallstrom, Giroud and Cazorla all netted for the Gunners. "We are walking out of Wembley on paper as losers but in our own mind as winners," said Wigan manager Uwe Rosler, whose focus returns to gaining promotion back to the Premier League. ' ' '

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