Formula 1 CEO Chase Carey was in Montreal on Wednesday for the inauguration of Montreal's new pit and paddock complex.
The overhaul of the Circuit Gilles Villeneuve's main infrastructure was hit with a delay because of the harsh weather conditions that prevailed last winter.
"Winter set in very early in Quebec this year, with snow coming in November," race promoter François Dumontier told Le Journal de Montreal.
Just three weeks from the start of the Canadian Grand Prix weekend, parts of the main building have yet to be fully completed, with finishing touches expected to be undertaken even after next month's event.
"But it's nothing that will jeopardize the use of the garages," added Dumontier. "What you see looks worse than it really is."
Formula 1's boss was at least impressed with what he saw.
"This paddock fulfils all our criteria, it's spectacular!" said Carey.
"I didn't really know what to expect, but my expectations have been exceeded. This is a major asset for an event that is special on our calendar."
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