Credit where credit is due. Stroll is better than most drivers in wet conditions. 🤷‍♂️ Lance Stroll has earned a reputation as a driver who truly shines when the track turns slippery—thanks both to his natural feel in the wet and a knack for clever strategy. Data shows that in dry races he’s typically around 0.8 cars behind his teammate, but in mixed or wet conditions he averages about 0.4 cars ahead. That wet-weather prowess allowed him to secure a stunning pole at the 2020 Turkish Grand Prix on intermediates—only the second Canadian to do so since 1997—thanks to a brilliantly judged setup and lap. Team bosses and pundits frequently note how he “drinks in” damp conditions, and in chaotic recent races (like Silverstone), he’s often been among those gaining places mid-race thanks to bold calls on tyres. In short, when the rain rolls in, Stroll’s ability to feel grip and adapt quickly gives him a real edge. What are your thoughts? 🤔💭 ( Media: Formula 1 ) #f1 #formula1 #motorsp...