Formula One driver shows support for Canadiens with helmet decal

Lance Stroll has got the Montreal Canadiens on his mind -- and his helmet -- no matter how far he is from his hometown.

The 22-year-old Formula One driver showed his love for his team on their quest for the Stanley Cup by putting the team's logo on his helmet for this weekend's Styrian Grand Prix race in Spielberg, Austria.

Stroll is a Montreal native in his first year of racing with Aston Martin. He has been on the Formula One circuit since 2017, when he became the first Canadian in 20 years to reach the top tier.
Stroll, one of two current Montreal-born Formula One drivers along with Nicholas Latifi] is a big Canadiens fan. He even got the chance to skate with members of the team in 2019.
[F1 Driver Stroll plays with Canadiens
The Canadiens will try to win their first Cup since 1993 beginning Monday against the Tampa Bay Lightning (8 p.m. ET; NBCSN, CBC, SN, TVAS).