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Oscar Piastri firmly stated that he had no regrets following a penalty that arguably cost him a podium finish at the São Paulo Grand Prix. Despite being penalized with a 10-second penalty for causing a collision with Kimi Antonelli and subsequently taking out Charles Leclerc, Piastri defended his move. Piastri pointed out that Antonelli had left room for him to overtake, a sentiment echoed by former F1 driver Martin Brundle. Piastri maintained his decision was clear-cut given the circumstances, expressing no remorse for his actions. Despite finishing fifth due to the penalty, Piastri remains focused on maximizing his performance in the remaining races to stay competitive in the driver standings. Looking ahead, he aims to improve the pace of his car and have successful weekends to bolster his championship aspirations.
