Lance Stroll admitted that he might as well laugh off his disastrous Monaco Grand Prix marked by brake problems on his Aston Martin and numerous brushes with the barriers. Stroll's weekend in the Principality was in sharp contrast to teammate Fernando Alonso's impressive display that saw the Spaniard finish runner-up to Max Verstappen in Sunday's race. Stroll on the other hand struggled from the outset. An exit in qualifying at the Q2 stage guaranteed the Canadian a position entrenched in F1's midfield on race day. A chaotic opening lap did little to improve the Aston charger's prospects, or the state of his car which was left with multiple cuts and wounds. He nevertheless extended his...
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