Aston Martin driver will drive after going through his home-nation race, Canadian Grand Prix, after going through the process of treating his hand and wrist pain later this week.
The 26 -year -old walk, missed the Spanish Grand Prix on 1 June.
It is believed that the pain stems from the medical process of 2023 which was related to a bicycle accident.
“We are happy to confirm that the Lance Walking team will return to Montreal with the team competing later this week,” read in a team’s statement on Wednesday, declared ready to run 70 laps of Circuit Gills-Vilenev in Montreal.
“He had a successful medical procedure to solve the symptoms that experience some laps in an old F1 car earlier this week.
“Lance is feeling fit and healthy, and is excited to compete in front of his house crowd.”
Talane said he was keen to stay on the driver’s seat.
“I am excited to go behind the wheel with the team for my home Grand Prix later this week. I was always going to work hard to prepare for the race in front of the Montreal crowd.
“I am feeling good after my process and putting some gaps in Paul records this week to prepare. Thanks to all support, look at people at the end of this week.”
“I am excited to go behind the wheel with the team for the Grand Prix of my home later this week. I was always going to work hard to be ready for the race in front of the Montreal crowd. I am feeling good after my process and this week Paul is ready to prepare some in the lap in the record this week. Thank you … Thank you … Thank you … Thank you … Thank you … pic.twitter.com/f0ibhuvluu
– Eston Martin Aramco F1 Team (@Estanmartinf 1) June 11, 2025
This season has 14 points to walk on the F1 circuit, it is ranked 12th. When he finished sixth, he achieved his best position of 2025 in the season-opening Australian Grand Prix.
He has started 175 in Formula 1. His highest finish is the third place, which he achieved three times.
The billionaire father of the walk, Lawrence Walking, is the owner of the Aston Martin team.
-Bield level media
