Stroll misses Spanish GP with injury after losing temper

Lance Stroll, an Aston Martin driver, injured himself after losing his temper in the team’s garage, who had lost his temper, missed the Spanish Grand Prix.

The Canadian was allegedly sworn at team members after being eliminated at the end of the second qualifying session, where he was 0. 535 seconds behind teammate Fernando Alonso, and damaged equipment in the garage according to sources.

Aston Martin spokesman responded, “Lance was upset,” when asked if Stroll had lost his temper in this way.

Stroll, who Aston Martin described as “having pain in his hand and wrist,” would miss the Spanish Grand Prix.

The team claimed that Stroll broke both of his wrists in a cycling accident in early 2023, which was the result of his medical consultant’s investigation.

In an effort to solve the issue, Stroll undergoes an operation.

His participation in his home race in Canada on June 13 and 15 is questioned due to the circumstances.

It is unclear who Stroll would take if he were to miss the Le Mans race because Stoffel Vandoorne and Felipe Drugovich are both competing at Le Mans on the same weekend.

Following his failure to submit to the driver’s weighing scales right away after qualifying, as required by the rules, the governing body, the FIA conducted an investigation.

He was officially warned about the omission by the race stewards.

The stewards’ verdict read, “We reviewed the video footage from the garage that showed the [Stroll] driver leaving the car from the back and not using the pit lane as required.”

The stewards claimed that Stroll had written to them in a letter stating that “he was in pain and sought urgent medical attention for the pain” and that he had written them a letter.

Before heading to the medical center for further evaluation, he immediately attended the weigh-in and the media pen.

Stroll has not lost his temper after a poor qualifying session.