Lance Stroll's travel to Belgian Grand Prix surpasses $16 million

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Last updated Jul 18, 2026

Lance Stroll's travel to Belgian Grand Prix surpasses $16 million
Summary

Lance Stroll arrived at the Belgian Grand Prix aboard a Bombardier Global 5000 private jet, reportedly the largest to land at Liege Airport during the weekend. His travel also included a helicopter transfer via an AgustaWestland AW139, totaling an estimated cost exceeding $16 million. Despite the luxurious travel arrangements, Stroll faced a 10-place grid drop after exceeding the MGU-K unit allocation. Additionally, he incurred three five-second penalties in the previous race at Silverstone. Stroll's challenges at the Grand Prix reflected ongoing issues with compliance to technical regulations.

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  • Stroll arrived in a $16 million Bombardier Global 5000 jet.
  • He transferred to the track via an AgustaWestland AW139 helicopter.
  • Stroll faced a 10-place grid drop for exceeding MGU-K unit limits.
  • He received three penalties at Silverstone prior to the Belgian GP.
  • The travel issues overshadowed his performance at Spa-Francorchamps.
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Most drivers stuck in traffic on the way to Spa-Francorchamps last week were dealing with Belgian motorway congestion. Lance Stroll was not most drivers. motorsports photographer Kym Illman photographed Stroll arriving at Liege Airport in a Bombardier Global 5000, which…

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