Oscar Piastri said he had no complaints about McLaren’s refusal to fire for the Grand Prix of the Japanese Grand Prix.
Australian came third behind his teammate Lando Norris and Victor Max Verstappen on Sunday, but he believed that he had the speed of passing the Red Bull champion and possibly a F1 victory after his victory in China.
Since the team bosses were clearly faster than Norris, who did not make any impressions, if the team bosses had taken into account the desire to be released for a crack under the leadership of the Dutch, it was a annoying birthday for the Piastri who was left to think about what might be.
“I think I have the speed of buying Max, Pi Piastri said, nine rounds, but the idea of displaced McLaren drivers was third in 49 of Piastri’s leadership at the championship of Norris, as the world champion Verstappen (61PTS) did not continue to win.
Piastri proved that he was a real team player in McLaren, and then he wasn’t about to make waves when asked if there was too much discussion about whether the drivers would change their locations.
“It wasn’t too much,” he said. “If I had a monitoring position, I felt that I could go and get max, but unfortunately this was what happened when you were left behind. At least I asked the question. I think this was a fair answer.”
Ultimately, McLaren really paid the price of one of Verstappen’s most skillful qualifying performances, because the Fantastic Palette Record Tour, from the beginning of Sunday, the founders had British leaders in the race.
McLarea Director Andrea Stella, then insisted that team interests were still in the forefront of their thoughts, and added that he did not think he was faster than Norris, who ruled Piastri’s tires.
“First of all, we are here to defeat other teams and make McLaren a very strong position, Ste said Stella. “While McLaren is in a strong position, it is the best position for these two drivers to fulfill their wishes. This is very clear for the team that is very open for drivers.”
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However, while Piastri was looking forward to the Bahrain Grand Prix of this week at least this week, he would be encouraged by the racing pace watched by the Saudi Arabia GP a week later and he just had to blame him because he did not do his best.
“Frankly not the result I want, but I think this is what I want in terms of tempo and the way I want to get the result, Pi said Piastri. “I could not make the most of the car as a qualified car, so unfortunately it dictated many of what I could do today, which led to the conclusion that I got it.
“This weekend is still too positive.
