F1 Canadian Grand Prix: Aston Martin’s Lance Stroll fit to race at home

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The 26-year-old Canadian had missed the Spanish Grand Prix on June 1 due to the problem, having experienced pain for many weeks which his medical consultant believed stemmed from surgery following a cycling accident in 2023.

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