Formula 1: Youngest F1 Drivers of all time

#2 Lance Stroll

Debut: 2017 Australian Grand Prix (Result- Ret.)

Age: 18 years and 148 days

Lance Stroll of Canada and Williams Martini in the...

Lance Stroll copped a huge amount of criticism after his inclusion to the Williams Martini Racing line up of the 2017 season.

Many fans and pundits remain dubious of his racing abilities, figuring that the Canadian should have spent more time in the junior formulae before being promoted to F1.

Lance had a slow start to his debut season, but he finally came into his own during his home Grand Prix.

After finishing in the points for the first time in his career, he seemed to have regained confidence in his skill post the Canadian Grand Prix. At the next Grand Prix in Baku, he finished on the podium and became the youngest driver then to do so.

After being retained by Williams for the 2018 season, the 19-year-old has only had one point scoring finish in six races. He has shown flashes of brilliance, but it remains to be seen whether those flashes can be converted to consistent performances on the tarmac.