In F1, it is difficult for everyone to agree on an issue. But yesterday, at paddock of F1, it happened. No one understood that McLaren had not given clear and unequivocal orders to young Oscar Piastre so that he could not overtake Norris on the first lap and help him score more points in the fight for the World Cup against Verstappen.
both McLaren They did well, keeping the first two positions. And after the first turn like this, no one doubted Norris I would have achieved success.
Landau He didn’t think that Oscar would attack him and he relaxed. And in turns 4 and 5, the Australian was aggressive, went inside and caught Norris off guard. Because of this, Leclerc also passed Lando at that point, an important action for Charles can join the battle to win. And finally, the Monegasque took the victory from the McLarens.
After the race, there was a gesture that said it all. That with a Lando Norris attending team photo McLaren to celebrate the podium of its two drivers. All you have to do is see the face of Norrissitting in front of the whole team, without exchanging glances Piastrewith a distracted face, disappointed and hurt. I don’t want to be there.
by your side, oscar That’s not a party either. They know that they have thrown another victory overboard with a bad strategy from start to finish and Landau I know I missed a great opportunity to get 10 more points Verstappen of those who were finally taken from him monza. He leaves Italy on 62 points, and could instead go to Baku on 52 or 53 points behind leader Max with 8 crowns to spare.
Those points could cost him his first crown and Lando knows it. He couldn’t hide it from the expression on his face. He only did it for a moment, when the team photographers started to shoot the camera. Lando and Piastri smiled at that moment to return to their disappointment. One, for missing a good opportunity to put pressure on Verstappen. The other, to not win. Everyone and the house to sweep.
Source: La Verdad
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