Lance Stroll crashed closely on the finish of Q1 on Saturday; Canadian was capable of stroll away from crash; Aston Martin say Stroll continues to be sore following the excessive affect and is targeted on recovering forward of Japanese GP.

Lance Stroll will miss Sunday’s Singapore GP after his heavy crash in qualifying.

Stroll misplaced management of his Aston Martin by the ultimate nook on the finish of Q1 and slammed into the limitations at high-speed. The Canadian was capable of stroll away unaided from his closely broken automotive and was later cleared to return to the paddock by the on-site medical group.

Aston Martin say Stroll is “still sore” comply with the high-impact crash and with the group dealing with an enormous restore job on the automotive they’ve determined the 24-year-old is not going to participate in Sunday’s race, which will get underneath means at 1pm on Sky Sports F1 with build-up from 11.30am.

Stroll was as a result of line up twentieth and final on the grid.

Aston Martin’s assertion learn: “Following Lance’s crash in qualifying for the Singapore Grand Prix, Lance and the Aston Martin Aramco Cognizant Formula One Team have collectively agreed that he is not going to take part on this night’s race.

“The team face a huge job repairing the car today and Lance is still sore following such a high impact. Lance’s focus now shifts to fully recovering ahead of the Japanese Grand Prix.”

Mike Krack, Aston Martin group principal, added: “The entire group are relieved that Lance was capable of step out of the automotive after yesterday’s accident – nonetheless, he’s nonetheless feeling the after-effects of such a high-impact crash.

“Our priority now is that he makes a full and speedy recovery. Together, we have decided that he will sit out this evening’s race and instead focus fully on returning to the cockpit for next weekend’s Japanese Grand Prix.”

Stroll’s Aston Martin team-mate Fernando Alonso will begin the race from seventh.

Speaking to Sky Sports F1 after returning to the paddock on Saturday, Stroll defined the components behind the crash.

“I’m feeling OK,” he stated. “I think we were pretty slow, just with the out laps being really bad with a lot of traffic and stuff. We didn’t have any temperature in the tyres throughout the whole of Q1.

“I began the lap about two seconds behind a automotive in entrance of me, I feel it was an Alpine. We have been dropping a whole lot of downforce and likewise unhealthy tyre prep and I noticed we weren’t actually going by to Q2 within the final couple of corners so I actually pushed within the final nook to attempt to make up a while to see if one thing magical might occur and discover a while to undergo – nevertheless it simply did not stick and that was it.”

Singapore GP provisional starting grid

1) Carlos Sainz, Ferrari
2) George Russell, Mercedes
3) Charles Leclerc, Ferrari
4) Lando Norris, McLaren
5) Lewis Hamilton, Mercedes
6) Kevin Magnussen, Haas
7) Fernando Alonso, Aston Martin
8) Esteban Ocon, Alpine
9) Nico Hulkenberg, Haas
10) Liam Lawson, AlphaTauri
11) Max Verstappen, Red Bull
12) Pierre Gasly, Alpine
13) Sergio Perez, Red Bull
14) Alex Albon, Williams
15) Yuki Tsunoda, AlphaTauri
16) Valtteri Bottas, Alfa Romeo
17) Oscar Piastri, McLaren
18) Logan Sargeant, Williams
19) Zhou Guanyu, Alfa Romeo

Lance Stroll will not start race after Qualifying crash

Sky Sports F1’s live Singapore GP schedule

Sunday September 17
11.30am: Grand Prix Sunday: Singapore GP build-up
1pm: THE SINGAPORE GRAND PRIX
3pm: Chequered Flag: Singapore GP reaction
4pm: Ted’s Notebook

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