Haug: I'm sure McLaren will be able to control the situation.
The former head of Mercedes Motorsport, Norbert Haug, is pleased that McLaren allows its drivers to compete on the track.…
Norbert Haug: "If McLaren continues to use this approach and allows the drivers to fight until the end of the season, it will be very difficult for them at some points. But I believe that Andrea Stella and Zach Brown will be able to keep the situation under control. Now their work can be considered a role model.
I am glad that they provide their drivers with equal chances in the fight for the title. I hope it will continue like this. This is real motorsport, and that's how it should be, but at some point there will be isolated incidents, like what we saw in Canada. You just have to come to terms with it."
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