Piastri Blasts Alpine ‘Still F *** I am on team radio in all these years

Oscar piastry Still haunted AlpineNearly three years after leaving the team with a notorious social media message, which is not in Formula 1 history books and during that Austrian Grand Prix He was organized by both Franco Colapinto And Pierre Galli,

Piastry was run on a track by Colapinto on Lap 55, while struggling with the crooks Yuki Sunoda, And Argentina was given a fine of five seconds for the incident.

Two laps later, the championship leader was blocked by Galley in Turn 1, insulting the injury as he attempted to capture Noris.

In a rare moment of frustration for 24 -year -old, he said on team radio: “Alpine still manages to find a way to fuck me after all these years.”

Although the comment was not broadcast on broadcast, the radio message was heard on their ship.

Former Alpine Reserve Driver left the French organization in favor of the papaya team in 2022, while writing on social media: “I think, without my agreement, Alpine F1 has made a press release late this afternoon that I am driving for them next year. It is wrong and I have not signed a contract with Alpine for 2023.”

This proved to be the right career step for the piastry, by which is managed Mark WeberAlthough he is currently leading the championship, Noris’s victory in the Red Bull Ring reduced the difference of piastry to only 15 points.

For most parts, the pair kept it clean on the track, but the Australian took the responsibility of locking on Turn 4, taking a step for the lead, and dangerously became close to their team’s partner’s gearbox.

“(This) was intense,” he said after the race. “I hope it was good to see, because it was a lot of hard work from the car. I tried my best, and maybe when I just moved forward, I could do a better job.

“It was a good battle. Sometimes on the shore a little more pushed the border a little distance away. But this is what we are here: Try each other and try and try and fight for victory. And that’s what we did today. It was close to me, but not enough enough.”

The team’s principal Andrea Stella praised the immediate accountability of Piastry after the incident.

“As soon as he crossed the finish line, he opened the radio and he said, ‘Sorry for the situation in the corner for. “We are strong and even more united.”