Lance Stroll was left confused over the extent of his tyre issues at the Turkish Grand Prix, as he failed to convert his pole position into a strong result for Racing Point. After shocking the sport on Saturday to become Formula 1’s 101st different pole-sitter, Stroll held his lead on the opening lap and shot off into the distance. The Canadian controlled the first half of the race, leading by some margin before he began to lose time to team-mate Sergio Perez after making a switch to Intermediate tyres. Stroll says he suffered massive graining on the compound and pitted for a fresh, second set on lap 36 of the race. However, the strategy call failed to prove to be beneficial as Stroll...
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