Red Bull Toro Rosso Honda‘s Alexander Albon has stated that his own pace 'wasn't so strong' even if disregarding the turn one contact that removed the Thai driver from contention at the Canadian Grand Prix. Albon, who qualified fourteenth, was involved in a first lap collision which saw him pinched between Sergio Perez and Antonio Giovinazzi; lancing the latter with his front wing. However, in spite of this, Albon claimed that 'the pace wasn't so strong' – although the rookie did admit that the incident did end any hopes of a strong result. 'It was a tough race today, we had some front wing damage at the start which pretty much put an end to my race.' said Albon. 'Maybe I could...
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