P1racenews AI automatic summary:
“Obviously, if it needs to be penalised now, then that’s fine, I know that for the future. Immediately after the race, I was frustrated.”
Australian driver Oscar Piastri recently admitted having discussed his controversial penalty at the British Grand Prix with the FIA. During the race at Silverstone, Piastri received a 10-second time penalty for driving dangerously under the Safety Car, braking aggressively in wet conditions. The stewards determined that he had braked too forcefully, resulting in the penalty that cost him the win. Piastri, now focused on the upcoming Belgian Grand Prix, acknowledged the learning experience and expressed readiness to move forward. Reflecting on the incident, Piastri emphasized the need to adjust his braking approach in the future, having engaged in conversations with both the FIA and McLaren. As he eyes victory at Spa-Francorchamps, Piastri aims to halt Lando Norris’s winning streak and capitalize on the unique challenges and charms of the track he cherishes.
