Aston Martin's Honda engines fail after five laps in Mexico City GP
Both Aston Martin cars retire after five laps of the Mexico City Grand Prix due to Honda power unit failures, ending Fernando Alonso's and Lance Stroll's races early.
Every story we have covered about Lance Stroll, with the FIA stewards' decisions and notices that name them.
Both Aston Martin cars retire after five laps of the Mexico City Grand Prix due to Honda power unit failures, ending Fernando Alonso's and Lance Stroll's races early.
Doc 80 - Infringement - Race Deleted Lap Times
Stewards deleted lap times of multiple drivers for failing to use the track at turns 1, 2, 11 and 12 during the Mexico City Grand Prix.
Doc 48 - Infringement - Qualifying Deleted Lap Times
Nine lap times, including pit lane times, were deleted for failing to use the track at specified turns during Qualifying.
Doc 48 - Infringement - Car 18 - Changes made during Parc Ferme
Lance Stroll is required to start the United States Grand Prix from the pit lane after changes made under parc fermé and the use of additional power unit elements without approval.
Doc 29 - Summons - Audi - Pit Lane Incident - Car 27
The Stewards have summoned Nico Hülkenberg to a hearing regarding an alleged breach of Article 12.2.1.h of the FIA International Sporting Code for a practice start incident involving Car 18.
The FIA confirmed the final starting grid for Sunday's United States Grand Prix in Austin, including grid penalties for Colapinto, Bortoleto, Lindblad, and Stroll. Coverage lists the official order ahead of the race.
Doc 36 - Infringement - Car 27 - Alleged Pit Lane Incident
The Stewards decided to take no further action against Nico Hülkenberg after he pulled out in front of Lance Stroll during a practice start in Free Practice 3.
Lance Stroll will start the United States Grand Prix from the pit lane after parc fermé and power unit breaches. Nico Hülkenberg was summoned over a practice start incident with Stroll.
Doc 24 - Infringement - Free Practice 2 Deleted Lap Times
The stewards deleted lap times for multiple drivers for not using the track at turns 2, 4, 6, 7, 9, 12, 13, 15, 16, 18, 19 and 20 during Free Practice 2.
Doc 85 - Infringement - Car 18 - Failure to follow Race Director's Instructions - Practice Start
Lance Stroll received a warning for not performing a practice start during reconnaissance laps, as required by Race Director's notes.
Doc 81 - Infringement - Car 18 - Changes made during Parc Ferme
Lance Stroll will start the Singapore Grand Prix from the pit lane after Aston Martin changed the suspension setup under parc fermé and worked beyond the covers-on time.
Doc 72 - Decision - Qualifying SC2-SC1 Times
The Stewards reviewed data and took no further action against eight drivers who exceeded the 1:52.0 time limit between Safety Car lines during qualifying, determining they slowed to allow others to pass.
Doc 54 - Decision - Car 11 - Causing a collision with Car 18
The stewards found Sergio Pérez predominantly at fault for a collision with Lance Stroll, but applied no penalty as a 5-second time penalty was not possible and would not convert to a grid drop.
Liam Lawson delivered a strong Singapore Grand Prix drive for Racing Bulls, while Lando Norris and Lance Stroll traded comments after the race, with fans reacting online to their exchange.
Doc 53 - Decision - Car 18 - Alleged causing a collision with Car 11
The stewards determined that Lance Stroll was not at fault in the collision with Sergio Pérez at Turn 16.
Doc 42 - Summons - Car 11 - Alleged causing a collision with Car 18
Sergio Pérez is summoned to the stewards for an alleged breach of Appendix L, Chapter IV, Article 2 d) after a Turn 16 incident involving Lance Stroll.
Doc 43 - Summons - Car 18 - Alleged causing a collision with Car 11
Lance Stroll is summoned to the stewards for an alleged breach of Appendix L, Chapter IV, Article 2 d) following a Turn 16 incident with Sergio Pérez.
Doc 18 - Infringement - Free Practice 1 Deleted Lap Times
The stewards deleted 23 lap times from Free Practice 1 for various drivers for not using the track at turns 2, 9, 11, and 16.
Doc 41 - Infringement - Car 18 - Failure to follow Race Director's instructions (SC2-SC1 Time) (2nd Offence)
Lance Stroll has been issued a Warning for exceeding the maximum permitted time between Safety Car lines during Qualifying at the Bahrain Grand Prix.
Doc 40 - Infringement - Car 18 - Failure to follow Race Director's instructions (SC2-SC1 Time) (1st Offence)
Lance Stroll received a warning for exceeding the maximum permitted time between Safety Car lines during Qualifying.
Doc 39 - Decision - Qualifying SC2-SC1 Times (Corrected)
The stewards decided no further action for Lance Stroll and Franco Colapinto after reviewing data showing they slowed to allow other cars past.
Doc 38 - Decision - Qualifying SC2-SC1 Times
The stewards decided to take no further action against Lance Stroll and Franco Colapinto after both exceeded the maximum lap time in qualifying, as they slowed down to avoid impeding other drivers.
Doc 34 - Summons - Car 18 - Alleged failure to follow Race Director's instructions (SC2-SC1 Time)
Lance Stroll has been summoned by the stewards for an alleged breach of the FIA F1 Regulations and International Sporting Code related to driving unnecessarily slowly during Q1 and Q2.
Doc 32 - Infringement - Free Practice 3 Deleted Lap Times
The stewards deleted the lap times of Stroll, Bortoleto, and Lindblad for not using the track at turns 7, 8, and 14 during Free Practice 3.
Doc 23 - Infringement - Free Practice 2 Deleted Lap Times
The stewards deleted lap times for 10 drivers who left the track at Turns 1, 3, 6, 7, 8, and 14 during Free Practice 2.
Max Verstappen led FP1 at the Bahrain Grand Prix in Malaysia, outpacing George Russell. Verstappen also commented on Russell's title chances, while PlanetF1 covered stewards' warnings to Stroll.
Doc 15 - Infringement - Free Practice 1 Deleted Lap Times
The stewards deleted lap times for multiple drivers who did not use the track at turns 1, 3, 4, 11 and 14 during Free Practice 1.
Haas confirmed Esteban Ocon will leave at the end of 2026, but he insists he belongs in F1. In Malaysia, he said his focus remains on Formula 1, while Haas defended the decision. Reactions from Lance Stroll added context.