US EditionLance Stroll to Miss Spanish GP Due to Pain in Hand and Wrist
- On Saturday evening, Aston Martin confirmed that Lance Stroll will be unable to compete in Sunday’s Spanish Grand Prix due to ongoing pain in his hand and wrist.
- Stroll’s discomfort stems from injuries sustained in a 2023 preseason cycling accident that required surgery and rehabilitation.
- His medical team confirmed that he is scheduled for a treatment to resolve the problems before turning his attention to recovery, which means he will be unable to compete.
- Stroll, 26, has scored all 14 of Aston Martin’s points this season, and Aston Martin will field only Fernando Alonso in Spain.
- The team prioritizes Alonso’s performance ahead of the Canadian Grand Prix on June 15, while a replacement for Stroll remains uncertain.
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F1 star missed Spanish Grand Prix after raging at team members and injuring himself during tantrum
F1 star Lance Stroll reportedly has a meltdown in the Aston Martin garage on Saturday after being knocked out in Q2.The Canadian was unable to take the start of the Spanish Grand Prix due to pain in his wrist following Saturday’s qualifying session. Aston Martin team-mate Fernando Alonso was forced to represent the Sliverstone-based team solo.Stroll began racing in F1 in 2017 with Williams before moving to Aston Martin, at the time called Racing…
·London, United Kingdom
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The driver was not part of the race after a hand injury and his participation in the upcoming Canadian Grand Prix is in doubt.
·Buenos Aires, Argentina
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