Lance Stroll has given a downbeat assessment of his prospects for the Dutch Grand Prix after a spin into the barriers during Qualifying put him out of the session, meaning that he will line up at the back of the grid in P20.<\/p>\n
After a hefty crash in Friday\u2019s Free Practice 2<\/a> cut short the Canadian\u2019s running on that occasion, repair work from the Aston Martin<\/a> team ensured that his car was ready for action again come Saturday.<\/p>\n However, following a P8 finish on the timesheets in FP3, Stroll<\/a>\u2019s Qualifying came to an early end<\/a> when he dipped a wheel on the grass a few minutes into Q1, sending the AMR25 into a spin across the gravel before hitting the barriers. Click play on the video player above to watch the incident.<\/p>\n While Stroll was able to keep the car running and limp back to the pits, the damage was seemingly too extensive to send him back out on track, leaving him at the bottom of the order in 20th place.<\/p>\n Reflecting on the incident afterwards, Stroll explained: \u201cI got a wheel on the grass and that was it. It\u2019s really frustrating. Nothing more to say.<\/p>\n \u201cWe tried to repair what we could, but not possible\u2026\u201d<\/p>\n In terms of how he assesses his chances for the rest of the weekend at Zandvoort, the 26-year-old responded: \u201cAh, difficult, difficult. Our chances now are kind of done.\u201d<\/p>\n