US EditionOscar Piastri says he and Lando Norris remain 'free to race' for the F1 title
- Oscar Piastri and Lando Norris remain free to race for the F1 title at the Austrian Grand Prix this weekend despite their collision in Montreal.
- Their crash in Canada occurred when Norris attempted a late pass, causing him to hit the wall and retire while Piastri finished fourth and extended his championship lead.
- Piastri, who leads the drivers' championship by 22 points, stressed his desire for an equal opportunity to compete for both titles and made it clear he does not intend to request special treatment over Norris.
- Norris apologized for the collision, said the incident made the team stronger, and both drivers expressed excitement to race at the Red Bull Ring, where McLaren holds strong form this season.
- McLaren continues to follow its 'Papaya Rules' by not assigning a number one driver, holding a substantial 175-point advantage against Mercedes in the constructors' championship as the competition between teammates persists.
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After the fatal crash of Lando Norris in Canada, McLaren in Spielberg is in need of reparation. The incident is supposed to be a warning. Internally, the incident has been worked up and the team is now admonished to pull together. Because the team also has a fear: "We don't want to experience the decline that many other teams have experienced in the past." With a serene grin, Lando Norris posed the boring questions of the international press in …
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Motor racing-F1 leader Piastri will not seek preferential treatment
SPIELBERG, Austria (Reuters) -Formula One leader Oscar Piastri said he would not seek preferential treatment in the title battle with McLaren teammate Lando Norris and they will continue to race freely after colliding in Canada. Read full story
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