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Aston Martin issued a short statement to address speculation Lance Stroll lost his temper prior to withdrawing from the F1 Spanish GP on medical grounds.
Aston Martin addressed speculation over Lance Stroll’s withdrawal from the Formula 1 Spanish Grand Prix due to a medical issue, denying claims of a temper outburst. Stroll pulled out of the race on Saturday citing ongoing pain in his hand and wrist from a previous injury. Reports circulating in the paddock suggested Stroll had broken items and verbally abused team members, potentially worsening his condition. Despite admitting Stroll was upset, Aston Martin spokesperson refrained from further comments. Mike Krack, Aston Martin’s Chief Trackside Officer, dismissed rumors of Stroll aggravating his injury through anger and confirmed Fernando Alonso salvaged the weekend with a ninth-place finish. Krack clarified that Stroll had been managing pain discreetly, emphasizing the drivers’ determination to compete despite discomfort. Ultimately, Stroll and his team decided it was best for him to sit out the race to assess his condition.
