Oscar Piastry: Lando Noris’s apology “Good for the whole team” after Canadian GP Crash “

Oscar piastry Appreciated Lando Noris After both for their apology McLaren Formula 1 driver collided late Canadian Grand Prix – And it does not believe that it will change the team’s attitude.

Under the leadership of the collision, Noris tried to start a handful of tricks on the piastry for the fourth in Montreal, but when Australians left the tail of Andrea Kimi Antonally, there was not a way to avail the DRS shortage of his team partner.

The Noris briefly came into the past with a lean in 10 haircin at the end of Lap 66, but the exit was compromised and the two went to the side-by-side in the last smooth.

Piastry organized the inner line, but Noris tried to bounce on exit – yet found his car in a rapidly closed interval next to Pitwall at the beginning of the 67th lap.

Piastry said that they had not seen the incident, but felt contact and discovered Noris immediately apologized and blamed,

He said that it was good to openly discuss for the harmony of the team, and was happy that Noris had chosen to apologize.

“I did not look honestly what happened,” said the championship leader Piestry. “I clearly felt a bit of a touch, but yes, it is an unusual place for an event.

“So, I still need to keep an eye. Landos apologize to me, so I think it says a little, but I have not seen much honestly.

“Lando is a very good boy and I think it is in his character and his personality says what he thinks. And if it is harmful to itself, or if it is about itself, it doesn’t matter to him.

“I think this is a great quality of lando. I think it is good for the whole team to move forward that we can do these conversations and run in this way and can run the way we want and get through them. So, yes, it’s all.”

Asked if he believes that McLaren would change in such a way that it allows two of his drivers to run, Piastry replied that he hopes that it would not happen – and the two drivers will continue to fight each other for the 2025 F1 title.

He said he was more disappointed than his own hard weekends in Montreal, in which the team failed to enter a podium finish for the first time this year.

“I think everything will remain the same,” Piastry said, which eventually finished fourth. “If it crashed in a corner and clearly we have become wrong and very aggressive, it is one thing.

“But it was really straight, effectively a bit of an unfortunate phenomenon. Therefore, for me, I don’t think it will change anything and I think this is the way because we are eventually both trying to fight for a world championship.

“This is still so long to go (in the championship) so long and this number interval is only when the lando wins three races and I re -finish again with one point in three races. Therefore, it is not a comfortable margin at all and is not that how I want to build a margin.

“This weekend was not quite strong on its own. I think as a team we also believed that it was a challenging and we need to be strong. Therefore, a lot of things do not work and clearly finish the fourth.”

Piastry now leads the F1 standing to 22 points after 10 rounds after 10 rounds, which ranks second despite its late retirement in the Circuit Gills Villainuway.