Piastri: “I thought it would take Russell half a lap to pass me”
Oscar Piastri commented as follows on the Japanese GP, which saw him as a key protagonist both in qualifying and in the race.
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Piastri returns to the podium: “Being disappointed with 2nd is a good result”
The Australian lost the virtual lead of the Japanese GP due to the entry of the Safety Car, but remains satisfied with the team’s progress.
McLaren is “strong when it counts”. And for the future there is confidence: “A good step forward”
The reigning world champions are finally competitive again, establishing themselves as the second force in qualifying behind Mercedes
McLaren disaster: Norris and Piastri don’t even start in China
As many as four drivers did not even start the Chinese GP, namely Lando Norris, Oscar Piastri, Alexander Albon and Gabriel Bortoleto
Piastri appeals to McLaren development: “If upgrades like the 2023 ones arrived…”
The Australian joked about the famous developments that kicked off the papaya cycle; but at the moment, challenging Mercedes and Ferrari is difficult
Piastri: “The gap to the Mercedes is really impressive”
Despite fifth place in the Shanghai Sprint qualifying, the McLaren Australian is shocked by the gaps handed out by the Mercedes
Piastri: “We will be able to get closer to Mercedes, more than we did in Melbourne”
The McLaren Australian believes that the team can make progress as early as the Chinese GP, closing in on the Anglo-German team.
Error or technical problem? Piastri cannot explain the accident: “I had 100 kW more”
The story of Australian GP crowd favorite Oscar Piastri, who didn’t even start the race due to the crash before the start
McLaren on the third row, Piastri and Norris in unison: “Good position, but P3 was possible”
The words of Oscar Piastri and Lando Norris after securing fifth and sixth positions on the grid respectively in Australia
Piastri on top: “We are aiming for the front rows. Pole? I don’t know if we can do it”
The Australian was the fastest in the FP2 session in Melbourne, ahead of the Mercedes and the Ferraris