Racing Point's Lance Stroll believes a puncture or a suspension failure caused his high-speed crash in Sunday's Tuscan Grand Prix. In the midst of a solid drive, Stroll was battling for a spot on the podium, just trailing Daniel Ricciardo, when a rear-end failure on his RP20 pitched the Canadian into the barriers at Mugello's flat-out second Arrabbiata corner. Stroll fortunately emerged unscathed from the crash that brought out the third red flag of the day but rued the incident that denied him a chance of fighting for a spot among the top three. Magnussen: 'Dangerous restart has to be looked at' "It’s a shame I couldn’t bring it home today," Stroll said. "I don’t know...
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