FIA launches Oscar Piastri and Lindblad investigation after Mexican GP incident
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Sydney Morning Herald
Piastri has a nervous wait after collision with rival
Aussie Oscar Piastri tagged Arvid Lindblad, leaving the rookie to retire from the Mexico City Grand Prix.
Oscar Piastri Hit With 10-Second Penalty at Mexico City GP
Oscar Piastri lost his seventh-place finish at the Mexico City Grand Prix after stewards gave him a 10-second penalty for causing a collision with Racing Bulls rookie Arvid Lindblad. Piastri’s car made contact with Lindblad’s rear tire during an attempted outside pass, sending Lindblad into the barriers. The penalty dropped Piastri to 15th and moved Audi’s Gabriel Bortoleto into the points.
The penalty of the Australian in the Mexican GP allows the Argentine to match his second best result of the season.
McLaren F1 couldn't compete with the best teams at the Mexico Grand Prix this Sunday, even though Lando Norris struggled until the end of the race to pick up Charles Leclerc and his fourth place. But the reigning world champion couldn't do better than a top 5, after a race in which he lost a lot of time behind George Russell at the first relay. The British driver couldn't stop early and lost time behind the second Mercedes, which (...)
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