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Why McLaren Suspects It Needed ‘100 Laps’ to Contend for Victory in Canada

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McLaren has consistently held a tyre-wear advantage over its rivals this season, but at the F1 Canadian Grand Prix, it couldn’t capitalise on that strength when it mattered most. The post Why McLaren suspects it needed ‘100 laps’ to contend for victory in Canada appeared first on Motorsport Week.
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Oscar Piastri admits that McLaren F1 didn't have the same ease to operate tires in Canada as in previous races. Dominant of Mercedes and Red Bull, he admits that it would have taken a longer race for the MCL39's usual rubber savings to turn into a tangible advantage. "The rhythm wasn't very good at first on the medium," said Piastri. "I think it was when everyone was degrading their tires that we were able to pull our pin from the (...)

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Lando Norris had to say good-bye to the Canadian Grand Prix with a bad mouth for the incident along with his teammate. Norris took responsibility for the accident and apologized to Piastri for what happened on the track. The action in the last months in Montreal had consequences on the overall championship standings for the British driver. As Stella explained, Norris "paid a price in the championship." More information (Auto) Title news (Auto) 1…

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