Racing Point say hidden front wing damage slowed Stroll


Formula One F1 - Turkish Grand Prix - Istanbul Park, Istanbul, Turkey - November 15, 2020 Racing Point's Lance Stroll and Racing Point's Sergio Perez in action during the race REUTERS/Kenan Asyali

(Reuters) - Hidden front wing damage played a significant part in dashing Lance Stroll's Turkish Grand Prix hopes after he led from pole position, the Canadian's Racing Point Formula One team said on Monday.

Stroll, whose Mexican team mate Sergio Perez finished second, was leading the race until he pitted for fresh intermediate tyres on lap 36 at Istanbul Park.

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