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The Glamorous Life Of Montreal's 18 Year Old Auto Racing Prodigy: Lance Stroll (12 Photos)

Honestly, his life is all the goals.
The Glamorous Life Of Montreal's 18 Year Old Auto Racing Prodigy: Lance Stroll (12 Photos)
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For those of you who don't know, Lance Stroll - son of my brand new life idol, Lawrence Stroll - is the world's youngest F1 driver.

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He's 18 years old and from Montreal... oh, and he's being called a legit prodigy. Racing is his thing, and it's something he clearly does very, very well.

Not only is he quite possibly one of the F1 best racers of our time, but he also happens to live a very interesting and awesome life.

And if you're curious for a little glimpse into the man who just might "return Canada to F1 glory", according to the Globe and Mail, then I've got your back.

Yes, that's a yacht. Heart eyes, guys.

Post workout cool down

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#CorfuVibes.

Hard for the view in Greece not to catch your eye

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Yes, Lance, slayy!

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Harley from Epic Meal Time + Lance Stroll? Alll the yassses.

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Nm, just casually helicoptering above the city.

I wanna get away. I wanna fly away

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Vacation goals, TBH.

Pure bliss

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Look how clear that water is, you guys!

Corfu got the better of us @elisabeth.rioux

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When you win... x3.

Speechless.. Victory in all 3 races, couldn't think of a better way to end the season. It was absolutely an amazing year! @prema_team @fiaf3europe

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He's in Ibiza here. Life goals.

A bit of holiday with the gang

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Yyyooooo!

Pleasure meeting you Jack #legend

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40 Photos Of Ferraris, Lamborghinis, & Porsches Invading Downtown Montreal For Grand Prix Weekend

Millions of dollars of cars on the worse roads in the world.
Raphaël Chalich

This past weekend F1 madness took over the city, which means the streets of Montreal were filled with ridiculously amazing cars.

Lucky for US, the owners of those cars actually had the guts to drive on our crappy roads. And lucky for THEM, there was so much traffic downtown that even they did hit a pot hole, they would only be doing 5 km/h. 

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Montreal's All-New Parc Jean-Drapeau

Bringing back the spirit of Expo '67.
Parc Jean Drapeau

Montreal's Parc Jean Drapeau is getting quite the makeover this year, and now we have all the details so you'll know exactly what to expect.

These projects are meant to bring back the spirit of Expo '67, to turn the parc into a tourist destination, and to showcase the ingenuity of the site.

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Montreal Canadiens' P.K. Subban Spotted Getting Into Lamborghini On Montagne Street

Our hockey players have style.
A. Melotti Photography

Looks like the Habs know how to enjoy F1 weekend in style. PK Subban has taken his lambo out and is driving it around the city, as any of us would if we could afford it.

Guess when you're out of the playoffs you might as well take advantage of the excitement of the city, and who can blame him really.

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Video Of A Naked Female Protester On Montreal's Crescent Street

Not everyone is down with Grand Prix Weekend.
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F1 madness is officially underway, and I'm not talking about the race or the parties. I'm talking about the emotions stirred up among various activist groups. It's no secret that not everyone supports the Grand Prix; the crowds, the noise, some folk just plain hate it. But there is a bigger issue people are talking about.

With the influx of tourists coming into the city during Grand Prix weekend, there is a claim that demand in the sex industry spikes, which can in turn lure an above average amount of women into the profession. Although that's a perfectly reasonable concern, I personally think that these are separate issues, and that Grand Prix is hardly the source of the problem. Prostitution is, after all, the world's oldest profession - and has been around a lot longer than the Grand Prix.

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