Stroll to race in Bahrain after missing F1 testing
MANAMA : Canadian driver Lance Stroll will compete in Formula One's Bahrain Grand Prix season-opener this weekend after missing testing due to a wrist injury, his Aston Martin team said on Thursday.
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MANAMA : Canadian driver Lance Stroll will compete in Formula One's Bahrain Grand Prix season-opener this weekend after missing testing due to a wrist injury, his Aston Martin team said on Thursday.
Aston Martin driver Lance Stroll will race at the 2023 F1 season-opener in Bahrain despite suffering a wrist injury. Stroll, 24, missed pre-season testing after falling off a bike in Spain and hurting his wrist. Ad However, despite this the Canadian will still race the season-opener in Bahrain.
Lance Stroll has recovered from injury to race at Sunday's season-opening Bahrain Grand Prix.
Statistics for Sunday's season-opening Bahrain Formula One Grand Prix at the Sakhir circuit:
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SAKHIR, Bahrain: China’s Zhou Guanyu succeeded where many others have failed on Friday by out-pacing Formula 1 world champion Max Verstappen and admitted “it feels nice to see my name up there.” Zhou clocked a best time of 1min 31.610sec off 132 laps in his Alfa Romeo on the second day of pre-season testing on the same Sakhir track which will stage the 2023 championship opener on March 5. “We are well aware this is testing, of course, and everyone is trying different settings, but it feels nice to see my name and that of the team up there in the timing sheets,” said 23-year-old Zhou. “It’s been a positive day overall, we got more mileage in and went through all the targets and tasks we had set for ourselves, so I can say I am happy.