Lance Stroll says he wants to keep his medical situation surrounding his wrist private ahead of his return at the Canadian Grand Prix, but admits he was frustrated in the garage post-qualifying in Spain.

Lance Stroll gives little away in grilling about injury which ruled him out of the Spanish Grand Prix. Lance Stroll was not in a particularly talkative mood as he was quizzed about the hand and wrist injury which ruled him out of the F1 Spanish Grand Prix.

Lance Stroll has revealed it was his decision to continue racing even though he had been feeling pain in his wrist and hand for a “couple of months.” Stroll broke his right wrist and suffered some damage to his left when he crashed while cycling in early 2023.

A statement from his Aston Martin team indicated the 26-year-old has been experiencing pain for the past six weeks.

Lance Stroll has opened up about the wrist and hand injury that forced him to miss the Spanish Grand Prix, as the Aston Martin driver prepares for his F1 return at his home race in Montreal this weekend.

Aston Martin has dismissed speculation that Lance Stroll is on the verge of being replaced in the team’s Formula 1 lineup.