Stroll was eight tenths slower than Alonso in Q1 at Suzuka...
Lance Stroll has admitted he doesn’t understand why he was lacking pace compared to Fernando Alonso after a disastrous Japanese Grand Prix qualifying showing.While Alonso utilised the upgrade to secure fifth on the grid – ahead of the Mercedes of Lewis Hamilton and George Russell, Oscar Piastri’s McLaren and Charles Leclerc’s Ferrari – Stroll was knocked out in Q1 with a lap eight tenths slower than his team-mate.
Stroll has been left bemused by his lack of pace, admitting he is struggling to understand his deficit to Alonso.He said: “I just didn’t have the pace I needed in qualifying today and we don’t yet understand why. “The update package seems to be working on Fernando’s car, so we’ll take a look this evening to see if there’s anything else that could have been impacting my car.
Mike Krack, the Aston Martin team principal, also vowed to look into the difference between the two cars in qualifying and insisted the team remain hopeful of scoring points with both cars on Sunday.“Our target is always to get both cars into Q3. We did not achieve that, and so we need to have a closer look at Lance’s AMR24 as the gap between both cars was substantial.
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