Lance Stroll capitalised on the late race retirements of Lando Norris and Antonio Giovinazzi to claim the final point on offer in Sunday’s Belgian Grand Prix, with the Canadian pleased to see both Racing Point F1 Team cars inside the top ten. Stroll was one of those handed a grid penalty prior to the race for unscheduled power unit component changes and started sixteenth, with the Canadian then gambling on a two-stop strategy that required him to make some on-track passes to make it work. It looked as though he would fall short but for Norris’ mechanical failure and Giovinazzi’s crash, and Stroll admitted it could easily have been ninth place but for the yellow flag’s on the final...
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