Oscar Piastri has confirmed that he and McLaren teammate Lando Norris will start fresh at the Mexican Grand Prix, having acknowledged their collision at the U.S. Grand Prix. The Australian driver took full responsibility for the incident, which left both drivers with damaged cars and a tense dynamic within the McLaren team.
Piastri emphasized that the focus must shift to the upcoming race in Mexico, where McLaren aims to secure crucial points in the championship battle. Despite the incident, both drivers have expressed a desire to move past the controversy and concentrate on delivering strong performances. The tension between Piastri and Norris has been a topic of discussion among fans and analysts, but the drivers have made it clear that their rivalry remains a key part of the sport’s competitive nature.
McLaren faces significant pressure to maintain its position in the championship as the race in Mexico approaches. The team is hoping that both drivers can work together to maximize their chances of success, especially after the recent incident highlighted the challenges of maintaining a cohesive strategy in high-stakes racing environments.