Lance Stroll admits he was ‘quite shocked' after crashing out early on in qualifying for the British Grand Prix meaning he starts nineteenth for the race on Sunday. The Canadian spun off at turn six at the start of Q1 and his Williams Martini Racing beached itself in the gravel trap ending Stroll’s participation in qualifying before he was able to put a lap time on the board.  The incident also brought out the red flags at Silverstone, breaking up the session for the rest of the competitors. Stroll’s Williams team-mate Sergey Sirotkin also took a trip through the gravel trap but was able to continue and the young Canadian admits it felt “odd” as it all happened so quickly...
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