Aston Martin's Lance Stroll believes he was hit with a blast of downdraft from a TV helicopter when his car was suddenly unsettled during Sunday's British Grand Prix. The Canadian was approaching Silverstone's Turn 6 when he felt something wrong in the behaviour of his AMR21, perhaps suspecting a tyre issue similar to the failure he had suffered last month in Baku. Stroll immediately buzzed the Aston Martin pitwall to ask the team to check his telemetry. "Check car!" Stroll quipped, to which his crew replied, "Tyres are all good – tyres are all good". As everything returned to normal as he negotiated the Luffield complex, Stroll reached his own conclusion, having...
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