The McLaren driver lost the lead due to the maneuver and had to give up later with transmission damage
Piastri sharply criticizes Sainz for disability in Hungary
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Piastri was “in his blind spot.” “It was therefore impossible for me to avoid him,” said the Spaniard, who is in an absolute frustration season with only six World Cup points. “I don’t really care if he didn’t see me,” Piastri hissed. “The fact that he did not see me and no one pointed it out to him or that it lacked comprehensive attention is unacceptable.”. This cost the Australian precious time, making his McLaren stable rival Lando Norris after his second pit stop in 39. Sainz was in a duel with former world champion Fernando Alonso of Aston Martin, but both had nothing to do with the top fight. “That makes a fox devil, there it is about the Golden pineapple,” said Sky expert Ralf Schumacher and described the driving behavior of the Spaniard as “absolute No Go”.
Furthermore, Just before he came back on the track. He fought for last place with Fernando as if it were about the World Cup. That cost me the lead in the race. He is otherwise quite critical of others, complained Piastri after the race, in which he had to park his car a few laps before the end due to a transmission failure.
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Piastri was “in his blind spot.” “It was therefore impossible for me to avoid him,” said the Spaniard, who is in an absolute frustration season with only six World Cup points. “I don’t really care if he didn’t see me,” Piastri hissed. “The fact that he did not see me and no one pointed it out to him or that it lacked comprehensive attention is unacceptable.”
reliability low1/2 sourcesThis cost the Australian precious time, making his McLaren stable rival Lando Norris after his second pit stop in 39.
reliability low1/2 sourcesSainz was in a duel with former world champion Fernando Alonso of Aston Martin, but both had nothing to do with the top fight. “That makes a fox devil, there it is about the Golden pineapple,” said Sky expert Ralf Schumacher and described the driving behavior of the Spaniard as “absolute No Go”.
reliability low1/2 sourcesJust before he came back on the track. He fought for last place with Fernando as if it were about the World Cup.
reliability low1/2 sourcesThat cost me the lead in the race.
reliability low1/2 sourcesHe is otherwise quite critical of others, complained Piastri after the race, in which he had to park his car a few laps before the end due to a transmission failure.
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