Why McLaren “Risk” is ready for Open Noris vs Piastry F1 Title Fight

Latest fight between Lando Noris And Oscar piastry In Hungary Show McLaren Formula 1 is not going to play safely in the title race.

After losing the field in the beginning, Noris was given the freedom to go on an ambitious one-stop strategy, which came out as a race winning trick. A week ago, the roles in the spa were reversed when the decision to move to a difficult tire campus in Noris did not pay.

But the underlying message on both sides of the McLaren Garage is clear: whatever strategy you think is best, take. Not a guarantee of an easy 1-2 win, but to win the race.

This is an approach that is naturally risky and can cost well in the future. In the previous recurrence, McLaren learned it hard when Fernando Alonso And Lewis Hamilton In 2007, he went to the toe, and his sharp battle was over and left the door open for Ferrari Km riconon To pounce and snatch in the World Championship.

Some people would argue that McLaren has easy, and that its car is much better and more consistent than competition-along with the position of the second-master team for the week for the week-that papaya squads can tolerate the luxury of their drivers with hard work.

“We know that a driver has a risk of not throwing his weight behind, but we will give Oscars and Lando equal opportunities to fight it on the track to win the world championship of drivers,” Zak Brown said. “It is exciting for us, and for the game.”

But the race of your drivers is not only being done as a trick for the good of positive PR or chain. There are also internal reasons why it will benefit McLaren in a long time, as two similar numbers will prevent either Noris or Piastry from disillusioned with their opportunities in the team.

They know that in December, the best man will take a young woman to take home home, and this score will resume at zero again in the next March.

Brown said, “We believe that the benefits of running in this way have been removed from the results – despite the fact that we know that events can happen.”

The team’s principal Andrea Stella resonated brown’s feelings, warning that McLaren’s perspective “did not make my life or Zak’s life no”.

“We are also running in a certain way, which is open and gives our drivers an opportunity to express their talent, their aspirations, their quality, their continuous development,” Stela said.

“That’s what we are here, and we are very privileged to be in this position. Not only with the team, but also with the Oscars and Lando, who are two great drivers, but at the top, two great men.”

McLaren is “not innocent” about further events

This approach only works when you have two drivers that fit the mold. In Noris and Piestry, McLaren has two drivers who have played team games so far. This did not happen from the first day, as the two drivers grow in the role of a regular race winner and title hero.

There was some petulance when Noris was asked to withdraw the lead in Hungary last year to withdraw the lead, only in a situation that allows Australian to understand that he understood. And McLaren’s Rules-The ‘Papaya Niyam’-was clarified when Piastry created a risky Changni on Noris in Turn 3 in Monza, which saw that his team’s partner had lost a situation Charles Lakeler,

However, in addition to a clumsy accident in Canada, which was to blame Noris, both drivers have proved that they can be trusted, and that is why the team has not felt the need to become a huge. This is why Brown feels that he has the right two drivers to avoid any repetition of 2007.

“When it comes to fighting for a world title among the teammates, everyone has a different view-and some people can be important-so it is important for me to clarify some things. First, I have said it first, but I really believe that we have the best driver line-up in Formula 1, and I will not trade it for any other.

“Secondly, when you are going on the heads of two drivers for the World Championship, there is a lot of enthusiasm – and we share that enthusiasm. There is nothing more than seeing these people.

The fact is that Noris’ misunderstanding in Montreal is the only intra-team phenomenon, which is still admirable. But the 10 Grands Prix was left to run and the difficult part for McLaren has not yet begun, separating both nine points. The actual test of the culture of the Wocking team is yet to be followed, as the title goes to the fighting wire.

Brown is ready for more friendly fire, but says that the way Noris owned to her Canadian mistake, she is leaving them optimistic that further incidents would not bring home the house which she and Stella dropped down.

“I am not innocent,” Brown said. “Adrenaline and pressure will increase, but the team will continue to work in harmony and manage the situation to come.

“Of course, we believe that events have taken place and will happen again. It is all about how well you are ready for those moments and how you treat them. I think Montreal was a bright example of how well everyone handled the situation.”