Jacques Villeneuve has had another go at Lance Stroll, saying he needs a slower team-mate in order to 'find a way to go faster.' Stroll finished 16th last time out in Brazil, a race in which his soon-to-be-retired team-mate Felipe Massa was seventh. It was a lacklustre drive from the rookie, who suffered a late puncture that meant he had to stop for a second time. 'It wasn't impressive,' Villeneuve told Autosport. 'He was about to get lapped by his team-mate. 'Then he blew a tyre so at least he has an excuse. It's not a weekend to remember.' Asked what Stroll needs to improve, JV replied: 'Have a slower team-mate. He needs to find a way to go faster.' He added: 'You can't just look at the...
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