Lance Stroll, Aston Martin (DNF / P22) – N/A
A total write-off at high altitude. Stroll pulled into the pitlane almost as soon as the lights went out, enduring a swift engine failure that ended his afternoon before it even began. Zero laps of actual racing mean there is nothing to rate, only a quiet ride back to the motorhome.
Fernando Alonso, Aston Martin (DNF / P21) – N/A
Green car, red flag for reliability. Alonso’s power unit croaked just a handful of laps into the Grand Prix, capping off a thoroughly miserable weekend for the Silverstone squad. You can’t rate a ghost, though the Spaniard’s exasperated team radio spoke volumes anyway.
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