Stroll on Australian Grand Prix: 'We have no expectations'

Lance Stroll says he has no expectations for the race weekend in Australia. The Aston Martin has proved extremely competitive in the first two races of the season, but it hasn't been without it's issues as Stroll dropped out in Saudi Arabia with a reliability problem.

Stroll is not having the optimal start to the season. He could not participate in the winter test after sustaining an injury after falling off his bike. As a result, he still has some getting used to the car.

After the disappointment in Saudi Arabia where the Canadian retired despite being in a promising position, Stroll is looking forward to racing again in Australia. "It was disappointing to end the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix with a retirement, so I am looking forward to getting back out on track in Australia," said the Aston Martin driver in a press release from his team.

Aston Martin scored two P3 finishes in the first two races of the season, both thanks to Fernando Aonso. The British team is very competitive, but Stroll makes it clear that there are no expectations in Australia. "It is another very different circuit to the two we have experienced so far this season which means no expectations; we will take it day by day."