Stroll reveals his ongoing struggles with AMR22

Lance Stroll has given an honest assessment as to why he has struggled for form this season at Aston Martin.

Neither Stroll nor Sebastian Vettel are having a particularly pleasant campaign, but the former is certainly struggling more having only managed to pick up three points from the opening nine races of the 2022 season.

Stroll has also struggled to get the better of Vettel in their head-to-head qualifying duel, with the four-time World Champion dominating the scoreline 6-1 based on fair battles between the duo.

The 2022 Canadian Grand Prix was somewhat of a happy homecoming for the Montreal-born racer, finishing in the final points-paying position, but Stroll has painted a far from rosy picture of his time with Aston Martin’s 2022 challenger.

With so many components and specifications involved in a modern-day #F1 car, keeping across every change is no mean feat.

For @lance_stroll's home race, we followed his Race Support Floating Mechanic, Lewis O'Brien, to learn how it's done.

This is INSIDER, Montreal. #IAMSTORIES

— Aston Martin Aramco Cognizant F1 Team (@AstonMartinF1) June 22, 2022

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“We’re always learning but I think on my side, I want to get into a better, more comfortable place with the car,” said Stroll, as quoted by The Race.

“I still feel like I’m not really that confident in the car and not feeling very precise and predictable in the car.

“I’ve got to keep working to get back to the place I was in last year and the year before, where it was more predictable and more comfortable.

“Now it’s just a