Lance Stroll says he and Racing Point let “major opportunities” slip through their fingers during the 2020 Formula 1 campaign. Stroll claimed a shock maiden pole position at Istanbul Park and podiums at Monza and Sakhir, but finished only 11th in the standings amid a spate of setbacks, including missing the Nurburgring round due to illness. Stroll qualified third at the Hungaroring, but ceded track position, and was also in the mix for a podium at Mugello until suffering a high-speed accident following a tyre failure. “We definitely had a very strong car,” said Stroll. “The team has done an incredible job over the winter to develop this car. “From my side, I don’t think it...
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