Right up to his home race, Lance Stroll's season has been a battle since day one, and he looks to make this Formula One weekend in Montreal a special one. GoldieOnSports tells us why.
MONTREAL — Right up to his home race, Lance Stroll’s season has been a battle since day one, starting the season off with two broken wrists and a broken toe after a cycling accident in Spain.
“You know, it’s all part of the fun,” laughed Stroll when asked if he was tired of being asked questions about his dad’s words. “I really enjoy working alongside him. He’s driving at a really high level and it’s impressive to see, I think it’s great to work alongside someone that is driving at such a high level.”
“I definitely learn from him, but I’m also kind of doing my own thing, because I know, how I like to drive the car, what I need to get the most out of it, and to get the most out of myself. And I think that’s kind of always important to do is to be your own artist out there in a way you can kind of follow someone too much.”
Mercedes has been on the rise after a resurgent Spanish Grand Prix two weeks ago that saw a double podium with Hamilton finishing second, and Russell finishing third, after major upgrades to the car.
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