Lance Stroll confirms his participation in the Canadian Grand Prix

Lance Stroll confirms his participation in the Canadian Grand Prix

      Lance Stroll missed the Barcelona race due to a hand injury and underwent surgery last week.

      For some time, there was uncertainty about whether he would be able to drive in Canada, but today the Aston Martin press service released a statement from the racer that he would take part in the home stage.

      Lance Stroll: "I'm happy to be back at the wheel with the team at the home stage this weekend. I've been making great efforts to be ready to race in front of the Montreal fans.

      I feel good after the medical procedure and this week I did a few laps on the Paul Ricard circuit in preparation. Thanks for all the support, see you this weekend!"

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Lance Stroll confirms his participation in the Canadian Grand Prix

The press service of Aston Martin has released a statement from Lance Stroll that he will compete in the home race.