It is always said that in a team where there are two roosters there will be more problems than anything else. This has been seen in cases like Senna and Prost either Hamilton and Alonsoboth spouses at different times in McLaren. And definitely At Woking they still don’t want to give priority to Lando Norris or Oscar Piastri. Certainly it should not be compared to the level of the aforementioned couple but they are two drivers with more projection on the current grid.
The first major crisis was experienced in Hungarian GPwhere the team was almost in disarray, leaving victory on a platter for Lando Norris when the lead was Oscar Piastri purely on his own merits. It was eventually resolved but what happened opened up a debate over whether McLaren needed to clarify the position of each of its drivers.
however, Zak Brown CEO of the British team, he has made it clear that at the moment they do not have a preference over the other. Later, as the championship and the classification progress, they will make a move.
“They both want to be number one and They are both number one. We just don’t have a number two. But they compete for the team. “They are the type of individuals that I think can compete well with each other and be number one in their own mind and respect the fact that we are racing with two number one cars,” he explained to Autosport .
“Obviously, if the championship is progressing and one driver has more opportunities than the other, then you can start looking at the things you’re doing strategically,” he concluded.
for now, Lando Norris is second in the championship, 88 points behind leader Max Verstappen. The World Cup is complicated but it is the one that the Dutchman struggles with the most. however, Top scorer on the grid in the last two rounds was Piastri with victory in Hungary and second place in Spa. The Australian is fourth in the World Cup, 32 points behind his teammate. Equality is at its maximum and right now those from Woking don’t want to rush. Let’s see how the play will go.
Source: La Verdad
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