Lance Stroll said his fourth place finish in a chaotic Formula 1 German Grand Prix shows that 'it's never over until it's over'. Stroll made five pitstops and suffered two spins on his way to the Racing Point F1 Team‘s best result in F1, following the breakdown of Force India midway through the 2018 season. He also became the first Canadian to lead a race since Jacques Villeneuve in the 1997 European Grand Prix after reaping the benefits of a well-timed final stop for dry tyres, but quickly succumbed to an attack from eventual race winner Max Verstappen. Stroll defended well from Mercedes AMG Motorsport‘s Valtteri Bottas before the Finn's crash at Turn 1 on lap 56 of 64 at...
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