Born in Montreal, Canada in 1998, Lance Stroll is one of Formula 1’s most known young talents, a driver whose rise through the global motorsport ladder has been defined by early dominance, adaptability, and commitment to long-term excellence.

Stroll’s journey began in karting at the age of five, quickly progressing through the junior ranks to become a member of the Ferrari Driver Academy by age 11. His transition to cars was equally successful, claiming the 2015 Toyota Racing Series Championship in New Zealand and the 2016 FIA Formula 3 European Championship with Prema Powerteam, both marked by commanding performances and race-winning consistency.

In 2017, Stroll graduated to Formula 1 with Williams, scoring a podium at the Azerbaijan Grand Prix and becoming the second-youngest driver (overall) in history but youngest rookie to stand on an F1 podium. His career has since spanned multiple top teams, including Racing Point and Aston Martin, where he continues to serve as a key figure in the team’s resurgence within the modern F1 era.

Notably, Stroll captured pole position at the 2020 Turkish Grand Prix, delivering a masterclass in wet-weather precision, and has since added multiple podium finishes to his name across varying conditions and machinery.

Beyond his results, Lance Stroll represents the new generation of Formula 1 athletes, globally experienced, technically informed, and deeply integrated into the evolution of team and manufacturer performance.

Stroll's career stands as a symbol of modern motorsport’s fusion of youth, talent, and legacy continuing Canada’s proud tradition of excellence on the world stage.