Stella says Piastri ‘should be proud’ of Mexico fightback
McLaren Team Principal Andrea Stella believes that Oscar Piastri “should be very proud of himself” after fighting back during a difficult Mexico City Grand Prix to finish fifth.
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Stella says Piastri ‘should be proud’ of Mexico fightback
McLaren Team Principal Andrea Stella believes that Oscar Piastri “should be very proud of himself” after fighting back during a difficult Mexico City Grand Prix to finish fifth.
Stella says Piastri ‘should be proud’ of Mexico fightback
McLaren Team Principal Andrea Stella believes that Oscar Piastri “should be very proud of himself” after fighting back during a difficult Mexico City Grand Prix to finish fifth.
Stella says Piastri ‘should be proud’ of Mexico fightback
McLaren Team Principal Andrea Stella believes that Oscar Piastri “should be very proud of himself” after fighting back during a difficult Mexico City Grand Prix to finish fifth.
Stella says Piastri ‘should be proud’ of Mexico fightback
McLaren Team Principal Andrea Stella believes that Oscar Piastri “should be very proud of himself” after fighting back during a difficult Mexico City Grand Prix to finish fifth.
Stella says Piastri ‘should be proud’ of Mexico fightback
McLaren Team Principal Andrea Stella believes that Oscar Piastri “should be very proud of himself” after fighting back during a difficult Mexico City Grand Prix to finish fifth.
Stella says Piastri ‘should be proud’ of Mexico fightback
McLaren Team Principal Andrea Stella believes that Oscar Piastri “should be very proud of himself” after fighting back during a difficult Mexico City Grand Prix to finish fifth.
Stella says Piastri ‘should be proud’ of Mexico fightback
McLaren Team Principal Andrea Stella believes that Oscar Piastri “should be very proud of himself” after fighting back during a difficult Mexico City Grand Prix to finish fifth.
Stella says Piastri ‘should be proud’ of Mexico fightback
McLaren Team Principal Andrea Stella believes that Oscar Piastri “should be very proud of himself” after fighting back during a difficult Mexico City Grand Prix to finish fifth.
Lawson retired in Mexico with a ‘destroyed’ car
Liam Lawson had a very short Grand Prix in Mexico City, the Kiwi racer the first to retire after a handful of laps thanks to car damage picked up at the start. He made contact with Carlos Sainz into the first corner, and parked up soon after.