Oscar Piastri: Lando took responsibility
On Thursday in Austin, Oscar Piastri recalled the incident with his teammate in Singapore and spoke about the situation within the team…
Oscar Piastri: "We've had a lot of discussions within the team; they've been quite productive. We clearly understand that we are fighting as one team, moving forward together, and the incident that happened in Singapore does not align with our vision. Lando took responsibility, as did the team. For us it is perfectly clear that what happened on the first lap is not how we want to take part in races. I am very pleased with the equality within the team. We analyzed the incident; the responsibility for that collision was placed on Lando, but I'm very glad that there is no favoritism or bias. Every driver wants to have a fair chance to fight for the championship, and I believe that for me the best outcome is for both of us to continue the fight."
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