Lance Stroll will not participate in the Singapore Grand Prix due to soreness from a high impact incident. Aston Martin and Stroll have agreed on his absence, with focus now on his recovery for the Japanese Grand Prix next week.
BREAKING NEWS – Lance Stroll to miss the Singapore Grand Prix. Aston Martin and Lance have jointly agreed that he will not participate as he is still sore following the high impact.
All efforts now focused on his recovery in time for the Japanese Grand Prix next week
— David Croft (@CroftyF1) September 17, 2023
Aston Martin driver Lance Stroll will miss the upcoming Singapore Grand Prix following a joint decision made by the team and the driver. Stroll is still experiencing discomfort after a high impact incident and it has been deemed necessary for him to skip the race.
The decision to withdraw from the Singapore Grand Prix comes as no surprise given the severity of Stroll’s crash and the importance of ensuring his full recovery. The Aston Martin team is now focusing all their efforts on aiding Stroll’s recuperation in time for the Japanese Grand Prix which is scheduled to take place next week.
Details regarding the nature of Stroll’s injuries have not been disclosed, but it is evident that the driver is still in discomfort. It is crucial for drivers to be in peak physical condition in order to compete at the highest level, and Aston Martin’s decision to prioritize Stroll’s well-being is a testament to their commitment to their driver’s safety.
Stroll’s absence from the Singapore Grand Prix will undoubtedly impact Aston Martin’s performance, as the team will now have to rely solely on his teammate for points and results. However, the team’s primary concern is Stroll’s recovery, and they will be hoping for a swift and successful rehabilitation process.
Fans and fellow competitors will be eagerly awaiting updates on Stroll’s progress and will be hoping to see him back on track as soon as possible..
BREAKING NEWS – Lance Stroll to miss the Singapore Grand Prix. Aston Martin and Lance have jointly agreed that he will not participate as he is still sore following the high impact.
All efforts now focused on his recovery in time for the Japanese Grand Prix next week
— David Croft (@CroftyF1) September 17, 2023