Oscar Piastri Has Brushed Off Suggestions that McLaren Will Be Hindered by a Rule Change in June
Starting with the Spanish Grand Prix on June 1, The FIA Will Embpose Strontter Front Wing Limit Flex, Following Previous Adjustments Made to Rear Wings.
Red Bull Team Principal Christian Horner Noted in Japan Last Weekend That the Could Have a Major Impact, with Unceintin About Whout Teams Will Be Affected.
“We have a big regulation change coming. The Briton Told Sky Sports.
Piastri Doubted it Would Make Make Much Difference to McLAREN, WHich Leads Both Championships, With Lando Norris A Point Clear of Red Bull’s Four-Time World Champion Max Verstappen, The Winner at Suzuka Fund
“I’m Pretty Confident We’ll Ber Strong All Year,” The Australian Told Reporters ahead of the Bahrain Grand Prix, Round 4 of the Championship.
“I Don’t Think It’ll Change too Muc.
“Let’s See We Get to Spain, But We’ve Still Got A Lot of Races Until Then, and I think we’ll be astrstrong Team All Year Round.”
Piastri, Who Won in China After Norris Triumphed in the Australian Open, Said He Would Rather Be Driving His Car Than a Red Bull.
Who Verstappen Has Shown The Car Can Win, HE’s Already on his Second Teammate of the Season After Liam Lawson Was Demoted Back To Racing Bulls with Yuki Tsunoda Moving in the Opposite Direction.
“Clearly, The Car Looks Pretty Difficult. We saw that with liam. We saw it with checo (Sergio Perez) Last Year, Even with Yuki in Japan,” Said Piastri.
“Think Going into an Environment that’s Been So Focuseed on the Way Max Drives For Nearly 10 Years Now – it was a very tough environment to go into and have immiat.
“I’m Quite Happy That I Driving a McLaren and Not a Red Bull At The Moment.”
Piastri Said The McLaren Was a Tricky Car To Extract Maximum Performance from, BUT Many of its ideas and Philosophies.
“He Said,” He Said.
