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Victim of huge crash, more fear than harm for Lance Stroll (video)

2021-06-07T11:47:34.369Z


The Aston Martin driver suffered a violent accident during the 31st lap of the Azerbaijan Grand Prix. But of no consequence on the physical level.


Definitely, Lance Stroll will have had a hectic weekend in Baku.

Already on Saturday, during the first stage of qualifying, the Canadian had violently hit the wall in turn 15, a place that had already surprised Charles Leclerc and Max Verstappen.

Without damage other than those observed on his Aston Martin, which was not at the end of its sentences in Azerbaijan ...

Huge crash of Lance Stroll in the straight #AzerbaijanGP



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Indeed, this Sunday, during the race, the car once again made an impromptu encounter with a wall, at a place that was unexpected to say the least, since the impressive accident took place in the middle of a straight line. A Canadian pilot error? Quickly, idling started the trail of a mechanical problem on his car, on the rear, with either a puncture or a suspension problem. Whatever the reason, the shock was violent, but fortunately, after a few long moments immobilized in his Aston Martin, Stroll ended up extricating himself from it, without the slightest apparent problem. Simply the disappointment of not being able to go to the end of a grand prix where he was in 4th position, with worn tires however. The race, she,was obviously interrupted by the intervention of a safety car to allow the cleaning of the track, littered with debris.    

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