He’s been a waste of a seat since 2020. Has done nothing significant since that pole lap in turkey that year. Lawrence Stroll’s ownership of Racing Point/Aston Martin is the only reason why he had chance after 2018 lol any other pay driver would’ve been kicked out a long time ago.

The problem isn't that he brakes late, the problem is that his range of inputs are completely out of touch with how the car is reacting. Carlos Sainz is also a late braker, but he has found a groove Lance is unable too.

It is obviouly really hard for him because he was never before with an elite driver like alonso

Yeah considering with the team of telemetry specialists that certainly tell him what the faster approach might be.

It could be that Stroll is running more downforce on his car allowing him to brake later. Perez usually out brakes Verstappen for the same reason

@@filipposkasa perez was class in 2020 and he still got destroyed, even if perez is nowhere near alonso's level, and 2020 was stroll's best season too. embarrassing

@@YEEYEE-dy8tk Pérez brakes later because because his only goal when he enters a corner is to open the angle as much as he can and make sure the rear of the car is stable (a bit like Sainz), Verstappen on the other hand is a pro-active driver, his corner is much shorter and his range of inputs are always in perfect touch to how the car is reacting.

*Below average* And Alonso isn't a generational talent, generational talents aren't beaten by rookies in world championship cars!

@@quentinhirschfeld9382 Stroll actually had success in f1 so I wouldn't say he is below average. Also your comment about Alonso shows how ridiculous you are.

@@quentinhirschfeld9382well, the rookie was also a generational talent

@@quentinhirschfeld9382 found the hamilton fan

stroll is still ass no matter you put sargeant next to him he will still be worse

Lawrence Stroll’s investment in Aston surely has to be more than just making sure his son is in F1. If providing lance with a F1 seat was his only objective he would’ve taken the easier route of paying an already existing team to give him a seat rather than buying a broke team and building them back up. That’s something I highly admire and respect.

@@SkodaYetiFan Yeah definitely agree with you there. I'm just confused as to why he's not improving. If basic things like braking too late and not maximising corner exit speeds is what's holding Stroll back, I find it hard to believe that people like his race engineer aren't picking up on this and coaching him on it. Perhaps even Alonso's brake balance advice to Stroll earlier this season alludes to the fact this has been something Stroll has consistently struggled with. I can't pass judgement for sure, but the few insights we have paint a damning picture for Stroll.

@@SkodaYetiFan I mean, i would've agreed if Lance wasn't there anymore! He will most likely keep his seat despite 7 atrocious seasons with moderate peaks.

@@shig.bitz.3205 I guess that’s more to do with arrogance and a lack of talent unfortunately. He will definitely have a team of performance engineers and driving coaches giving him advice, putting that advice into practice is up to him.

I think he's been tutored by Rob Wilson. Seem to remember Peter Windsor saying that much anyway.

It's not a matter of pushing hard, it's a matter of lack of suppleness. His inputs are totally out of touch with how the car is reacting, he only know how to drive one way