Relaxing Stroll wards off pre-race jitters

LONDON - Lance Stroll has been excited about racing on home soil from the moment he was announced as a Formula One driver last year but, as the Canadian Grand Prix approaches, the teenager is focused on maintaining his composure.

Without a point in six races, the 18-year-old Williams driver is wary of the need to break the blank becoming an obsession as he heads to Montreal's Circuit Gilles Villeneuve for this weekend's race - but he's also looking at the bigger picture.

"I have my targets, in terms of what I need to improve on. In terms of position, not really," he said at Silverstone, home of the British Grand Prix, during a recent event to mark the team's 40th anniversary.