Lance Stroll labelled his Hungarian Grand Prix as “boring” after Williams struggled for pace throughout the course of the weekend. Williams had feared that the layout of the Hungaroring would not suit its FW40 package and such thoughts were realised, as Stroll was eliminated in Q1, and lined up from 17th place on the grid. Stroll moved up a couple of positions at the start, through virtue of incidents elsewhere, but made no further progress, gaining a place only when Renault’s Nico Hülkenberg retired late on, to come home in 14th spot. “It was quite a boring race, I was driving alone the whole time, so not much happened and we didn't have the pace this...
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