Sebastien Vettel determined to make amends for past errors at Montreal GP

Sebastien Vettel has been winning Formula One races all over the world for the past three years with ruthless efficiency.

In chalking up three successive world drivers' championship victories, the German has added his name to the honour roll of winners at almost every track on the circuit.

Only a few races have eluded him, most notably in his homeland Germany, but also the Canadian Grand Prix in Montreal.

The demanding street circuit, with its long straights and slow, tight corners, does not suit Vettel's Red Bull, but his failure to win there has had little to do with his car.

In 2011, he seemingly had the race at his mercy when he charged to the lead after a long rain delay only to make a mistake on the last lap, sliding wide and allowing Jenson Button to overtake him for the checkered flag.

"Obviously one of the craziest moments was in 2011," he recalled as he looked ahead to Sunday's Canadian Grand Prix.

"I made my first mistake of the race, which cost us the win. But that's racing."