Lance Stroll avoided confirming his plans beyond the current Formula 1 season this Thursday (4), ahead of the Monaco Grand Prix. The Aston Martin driver kept his focus on the present when asked about the possibility of staying with Aston Martin in 2027.
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“That is, yes, at the moment, that is the plan. I’m taking it day by day, weekend by weekend.” When pressed about possible doubts regarding the continuation of his career, the Canadian ended the matter directly: “I’m only thinking about Monaco now.”
The uncertainty comes at a complicated time for Aston Martin. Despite investments made in recent years, including the new factory in Silverstone, the team remains far from the main forces on the grid. This week, Honda also confirmed that a significant power unit update is not expected anytime soon, which increases the challenges.
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Even in the face of difficulties, Stroll showed confidence in Aston Martin’s long-term project. Asked about his motivation in a season without consistent prospects for good results, the driver highlighted the team’s potential: “No, I just try to get the best out of myself and the car every weekend. I’m still looking to the future and I think yes, one day we can be a great team. So we have all the potential,” he concluded.
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