

Lance Stroll points to engine braking error for Monaco crash
It was a frustrating end to the Monaco Grand Prix for Lance Stroll, who saw his race conclude abruptly on Lap 60. The Aston Martin pilot went off at the final corner, ending his day in the barriers.
Stroll later confirmed that the accident was not a simple driver error. He identified an issue with the engine braking on his machine as the primary trigger for the crash, a mechanical failure that left him with no way to save the car.
Source: Formula1.com · Read the original report
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