Throughout the weekend, McLaren showed a overwhelming superioritywith Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri dominating practice and qualifying. However, the race took a unexpected twist when Charles Leclerc, who started from the third row, managed to secure victory. This turnaround highlights a possible gap in McLaren’s race management.
McLaren: contested race management?
The lack of clear guidelines for pilots has given way to a internal battle for first placeallowing Leclerc to take advantage of the situation. Observers wonder whether a better strategy from the Woking team could have changed the outcome of the race. Did the strategy adopted, or lack thereof, play a determining role in this unexpected result?
Piastri and Norris: An internal battle that is causing debate
Oscar Piastri’s overtaking of teammate Lando Norris sparked controversy. The move, while decisive, was seen by some as too aggressive. This situation raises questions about the driver relationship management within McLaren and whether or not race management needed intervention.
Could this internal situation influence the team’s future performance? Could the tension between the drivers affect their chances of success in the championship fight? McLaren’s strategy and driver management are now…- Autoplus
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