Lance Stroll says Racing Point's approach of spreading its bets between its two cars on race day in terms of tyre strategies offers the team a better chance of scoring points. On the eve of its second home race of the season, after Canada, the Silverstone-based outfit currently sits seventh in the Constructors standings, having achieved but a single top-ten finish in the last five races. To maximise it chances of scoring points on Sunday, Racing Point has often relied on putting its drivers on alternate tyre strategies, an option which Stroll sees as necessary even though results have fallen short of expectations lately. Racing Point results hit by starting 'in the wrong part of the grid'...
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