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Lance Stroll is fit for this weekend’s Canadian GP but how long will the latest procedure hold up?
Aston Martin team principal Andy Cowell praised Lance Stroll for his determination to race in the Canadian Grand Prix despite a recent medical procedure to address an old wrist injury. Stroll was sidelined from the Spanish Grand Prix due to severe pain in his right wrist but has since recovered sufficiently to compete in his home race at Circuit Gilles Villeneuve. Cowell emphasized the importance of respecting Stroll’s medical privacy and praised his commitment to preparing for the race. Despite having contingencies in place with reserve drivers available, Cowell confirmed that Stroll was always their priority and worked diligently to ensure his participation. Stroll’s dedication was evident through his simulator work and running an older car at Paul Ricard to ensure fitness for the upcoming race. Cowell dismissed any criticism of the team’s handling of Stroll’s absence in Barcelona, emphasizing the drivers’ competitive nature and medical considerations when making racing decisions.
