Lance Stroll’s Austin weekend turned sour after a Turn 1 collision with Esteban Ocon earned him a five-place grid penalty for the United States Grand Prix.

The Canadian was nearing the end of a trying season in which he was soundly beaten by his new teammate, Fernando Alonso, was the Spaniard wracked up eight podium results while Stroll managed a single P4 finish. Stroll refuted that rumour, saying: “The plan is I’m staying next year.

Felipe Drugovich has lifted the lid on how close he came to racing for Aston Martin, revealing that Lance Stroll “almost didn’t continue” in Formula 1 for 2024 before reversing course at the last moment.

Lance Stroll has opened up about how he deals with the “noise” that has come throughout his Formula 1 career. Stroll has had quite a meteoric rise into the paddock. The Canadian won the 2016 F3 campaign with PREMA and was promoted directly into the pinnacle of single-seater, open-wheel racing with Williams the following year.

Aston Martin driver Lance Stroll has appeared emotional in a recent interview after being asked how he deals with criticism in F1. The 26-year-old competed in his debut season of F1 at just 18 years of age and has gone on to race against some of the sport's greats.

The event, part of Cognizant's six-month 'Celebrating Cognizant' series, featured a visit from Aston Martin driver Lance Stroll and driver ambassador Pedro de la Rosa to the company's GAR campus in Hyderabad.

This is also a way for Aston Martin to fulfil its obligations regarding the regulations mandating each car be driven by rookies twice throughout the season. Aston Martin reserve driver Felipe Drugovich previously replaced Fernando Alonso in Bahrain and Hungary, meaning Stroll will have to cede his car to a young driver again by the end of the year.

Aston Martin F1 driver Lance Stroll and ambassador Pedro de la Rosa visited Cognizant’s Hyderabad campus, interacting with associates and leadership as part of the company’s “Celebrating Cognizant” series,