Lance Stroll

Racing driver Lance Stroll: Competitive Formula 1 driver with strategic and consistent racing

Lance Stroll is a Canadian racing driver known for his longevity in Formula 1 and his journey from junior karting to the world championship grid. Born on October 29, 1998, in Montreal, Quebec, he began karting at a young age and quickly showed promise, winning titles in Italian Formula 4 and dominating the FIA Formula 3 European Championship before stepping up to the top tier.

Stroll made his Formula 1 debut in 2017 with Williams, becoming one of the youngest drivers on the grid and scoring his first podium at the Azerbaijan Grand Prix, where he became one of the sport’s youngest-ever podium finishers. After two seasons with Williams, he moved to Racing Point — a team taken over by his father’s consortium — and later continued with the rebranded Aston Martin team.

Over his career, Stroll has achieved multiple podium finishes and secured a pole position, showcasing strong performances particularly in changing conditions and wet races. While wins have eluded him, his experience, racecraft and ability to score points have made him a consistent presence on the grid.

Off the track, Stroll’s background as the son of Aston Martin team owner Lawrence Stroll has drawn attention, and he remains a key part of the team’s plans, contracted to race with Aston Martin Aramco‑Honda through at least the 2026 season.