Lance Stroll will return to action at the F1 season opener in Bahrain this weekend despite hurting his wrist in a recent cycle crash. Full story ⬇️ BahrainGP
at the Sakhir circuit after injuring himself in an accident while training.
Aston Martin had given reserve driver Felipe Drugovich valuable mileage in its AMR23 car during testing in case he needed to be called up, andHowever, Stroll has recovered enough to be ready to get back in the car in Friday practice. “However, given the injury to my wrist, the team and I felt it was best to focus on recovery so that I would be ready for this weekend and the long season ahead.”While there had been few details released about his accident, Stroll explained that he fell off his bike after hitting a hole.
“Since then, I've been working hard with my team to ensure that I am fully fit to compete this weekend.
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