P1racenews AI automatic summary:
Lance Stroll is out of qualifying for the Dutch Grand Prix after crashing into the wall on the exit of Turn 13.
Lance Stroll’s Dutch Grand Prix weekend took a turn for the worse following a costly error in qualifying that damaged his newly-built Aston Martin.
The Canadian driver crashed into the wall at Turn 13 during his first push lap, leading to his elimination from Q1 at Circuit Zandvoort.
Although Stroll managed to return to the pit lane, the damage to his car’s front wing and underside was too severe to repair before the end of the qualifying session.
As a result, he will start the race from the back of the grid, marking his ninth Q1 exit of the season out of 15 rounds.
Stroll’s challenges in qualifying followed a previous incident in FP2 where he crashed, requiring a new car build that included changes to the gearbox and power unit as a precaution.
Despite the setbacks, Aston Martin has shown promising pace throughout the weekend, with Stroll’s teammate Fernando Alonso also delivering strong performances in practice sessions.
