Lance Stroll provides fitness update after being ruled out of Singapore
The Canadian withdraw from the Singapore Grand Prix after suffering a massi𝄹ve 150m🤪ph crash in qualifying.
While Stroll was uninjur⭕ed and cleared to race by medics, Aston Martin announced he would be sitting out of the race, noting thatꦯ he was “still sore” and feeling the “after-effects” of the high-impact smash.
Stro💝ll’s Aston Martin car was extensively damaged in the cras▨h.
The 24-year-old 💫says he will return to the cockpit of his car at this weekend’s race at Suzuka.
“Thank youꦑ for all the kind messages,” he wrote on X (formerly Twitter).
“Ready to race this weekend.”
Aston Martin𝓡 team principal Mike Kr♒ack said Stroll’s crash was proof of his commitment.
“It’s pr🦩oof t🍬hat he’s full-in, to all the guys that are thinking he’s not,” said Krack.
“To go into this cor🦩ner at that speed you have to have some commitment, and I think this is anot♏her proof that he fully has it.”
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