PIASTRI reacts to Prost’s “very cool” F1 comparison after Goodwood Comments

In Goodwood’s Festival of Speed, Ellen Prost spoke of his praise for Formula 1 Championship Leader Oscar piastry – And Australians say that it was “very good” for the four -time champion to be so impressed in his praise.

Prost and Piastry worked together earlier AlpineWhere the French team had an advisor and non-executive director, while Piastry was part of the team’s junior academy.

After making Piastry a champion, Prost said that the eight -time race winner demonstrated his own symptoms, ever spoke Karun Chandok In Goodwood: “I like the way he behaves. It is a little bit like me, thinking how long to get ahead the right maneuver and a little more clever.”

When the quotation was placed in the piastry by Autosport, he replied that it was “very good” and agreed that some comparison of Prost was accurate – although the development of F1 was felt since Prosty’s days in the championship that the execution of that approach was changed.

Piastry told Autosport, “It’s great than Ellen. I have compared some people with Prost. I see it in some ways.”

“I think it is very different, obviously there were too much reliability concerns during the day, too much type of driver-inspired reliability issues.

“So I think it is quite different in some ways, but in some ways the mentality is the same, trying to be consistent.”

Piastry said it was important to manage the risk to ensure that he did not lose too much points when he went to win, but explained in the same interview that it was beneficial to avoid trying to calculate more points in the championship.

Melbourne Native is currently clear of the nine points of Team-Mate Lando NorisBritain made a gap of shrinking with three wins out of the last four races. Two of them were certainly at the expense of the piastry; The two brought the two together in the standing by the Championship Leader at Silverstone in Hungary and Noris’s One-Stop Gambal.

“When you are fighting for the first and second, it is a seven-point difference, but if you don’t complete the race, it is potentially 18 or 25 points that you lose,” Piastry said.

“So you still have to make sure that you complete the race, be consumed and do not take unnecessary risk. And I think things are still the same, but perhaps the argument for it is quite different.

“Mentality is probably very similar, which I would say that the past has done a great job.”