Lance Stroll believes a point was within his grasp at the Chinese Grand Prix had Racing Point adopted a more proactive strategy. Stroll started his Racing Point career in the points-paying positions after surging to ninth in Australia, but has not added to the tally since, with his chances in Bahrain derailed by first lap contact. Stroll dropped out in Q1 – the seventh straight race at which he has done so – and raced to 12th position, running a Medium/Hard/Soft strategy. “We were in front of [Alexander] Albon before the first stop and then he undercut us by one lap and finished in the points, so it’s a bit of a shame,” said Stroll. “We could have been...
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