Lance Stroll says it was 'hard' to recover from his FP3 crash, resulting in an early end to his qualifying for the Australian Grand Prix. The Williams rookie failed to make it out of Q1 at the Albert Park street circuit as he was slowest of all excluding Jolyon Palmer. Stroll, though, was in a race against time to make it out onto the track for qualifying as his FP3 damaged his front suspension, gearbox and front wing. His mechanics were able to get him out in time but the 18-year-old concedes that it was difficult to recover from that crash. 'A big thanks to them, it was quite a rush,' he said. 'Not a good day at all, very disappointing. 'What happened this morning started the whole thing...
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