Article To news overview © XPBimages Lance Stroll went 'massively' up in Martin Brundle's Formula 1 estimations after the Bahrain Grand Prix, the broadcaster has revealed. Stroll qualified eighth and finished sixth in the season-opener in Sakhir, but his participation had been in doubt owing to injuries sustained in a cycling accident on February 18th in Spain. Suffering wrist and toe injuries, Stroll missed pre-season testing, but returned to the car on Friday and eased himself back into action. He would finish ahead of George Russell in the works Mercedes, with the effort catching Brundle's eye. Stroll defied Brundle expectation "What Lance went through to get onto the grid let...
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