Stroll: I don't see any progress.
Fernando Alonso has been able to adapt to the difficult Aston Martin car and has improved in recent races, while his team-mate Lance Stroll is waiting for progress from the team and does not see it.…
Lance Stroll: "To assess the effect of the new products prepared by the team, we need to study telemetry, but to tell the truth, I don't see anything positive. The Canadian weekend was the same as the others.
Obviously, the car doesn't have enough speed, and I'm sure it will be about the same in Austria, because the car has characteristics that never change. And there are problems, there are restrictions that won't change this season either. It's probably going to be about the same at every Grand Prix this year."
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