P1racenews AI automatic summary:
Thankfully no harm was done but a memorable way to end his time with McLaren.
After a challenging pit-stop at the Belgian Grand Prix, McLaren’s driver Oscar Piastri has acknowledged the need to improve his pit-stop execution moving forward. Piastri’s second pit-stop saw him overshoot the box, almost causing an accident with his front-jack man. Although the pit crew managed to lift the car, the misjudgment led to a two-second delay, timed at 4.4 seconds. Piastri admitted that both of his pit-stops were not flawless, with the first one also being sub-optimal. Despite his podium finish, Piastri reflected on the race and recognized the areas for improvement, emphasizing the importance of enhancing pit-stop efficiency for upcoming races.
