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Stroll caught up to Alonso with fresher tyres and Aston let him go to try and catch yuki. He caught yuki on the lap but couldn't pass him. Should have switched on the last corner but didn't. From what little team radio I heard, Aston too left it until too late to get him to swap by. Still pretty childish by Stroll for one point.

And how TF could a dive bomb with contact like that go unpunished?

So if Lewis avoided the contact, which believe me he could have easily, should there have been no pen¿?

Lando's 2nd divebomb in Austria was very similar(with both fronts locked up and coming in way too hot) , the difference just being that verstappen opened his steering and avoided Lando. There was not even a discussion if that was a dangerous move.

I find it very hypocritical that people's(including the stewards) opinion changes wildly depending on the outcome even though everybody preaches that the penalty shouldn't depend on the outcome

Today was by far the race with spiciest team radio. Norris and his team engineer, max and GP, Alex and his engineer, Alonso and Aston - DtS must rubbing their hands

Really disappointed by Max today. Yes the car was not the fastest and strategy was far from perfect but he did not maximise the race at all. This was almost like a pre 2020 max

Great how everybody in McLaren is feeling shitty even though they have a 1-2. Oscar potentially feeling the win was underserved, Lando feeling that the team isn't backing him and engineers, strategists all feeling unnecessarily stressed and having to go through a heated debrief

Piastri is the least happy I have seen anybody be on their maiden grand prix win

Well the first two stints were brilliant from him. Yeah there will always be this argument that he was not fast enough but who knows what would have happened if he pitted 1st

The rate at which red bull and Max are unraveling, a title battle is still possible

In all this drama a brilliant one stopper by yuki is going under the radar

How have McLaren made a 1-2 into a controversial thing.

What the flying fuck are McLaren doing

The upper management(Kahn and Brazzo) was/is to blame. The decision to fire nagelsmann was premature at best and outright wrong at worst. Has been downhill ever since. There are suspect contract decisions as well with players on fat contracts and not performing at a level to justify that. Atleast the current board is trying to rectify it.