Stroll: I advise Colapinto to mind his own business.
After the race in São Paulo Franco Colapinto criticized Lance Stroll. The Argentine Alpine driver, commenting on the collision between Lance and Gabriel Bortoleto on the first lap, said that "Stroll keeps forcing people off the track." Those words did not sit well with the Aston Martin driver, and in Las Vegas he told Colapinto to mind his own business.
"I heard what he said," Lance Stroll replied when asked about Colapinto's remark. "I don't know, maybe he's upset and angry at life. I don't know how many points he's scored this season. Who can say?"
When Stroll was told that Franco hadn't scored any points, Lance continued: "He should mind his own business and try to score points. It's racing. In Brazil I didn't receive a penalty. After the race I spoke with Gabriel. It was racing. Franco should focus on earning points. I'm not surprised, perhaps, as I already said, he's disappointed with his season and with not being in the positions he wants to be in, and so he starts talking about things that don't concern him.
My advice to him is to mind his own business and try to score at least one point this year."
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Stroll: I advise Colapinto to mind his own business.
After the race in São Paulo, Franco Colapinto criticized Lance Stroll. The Aston Martin driver didn't like that, and in Las Vegas he told Colapinto to mind his own business.