Leave your feedback Share Copy URL https://www.pakistaninformation.org/ticket/4yPyf1CWbwh.html Email Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Pinterest Tumblr Share on Facebook Share on Twitter McLaren Left Oscar Piastri Out There With a Broken Car and Their Excuse Is Absolutely Embarrassing 😤 [KiQiu9Nsx6S] Health Updated on August 05, 2026 EDT — Published on August 05, 2026 EDT Oscar Piastri had a broken front wing. He told his team immediately. McLaren did absolutely nothing. And their excuse? They didn't have "enough footage" to see the damage. 😤 Let's talk about what actually happened at Silverstone. Piastri starts P8, pulls off a stunning launch, even passes his own teammate Lando Norris off the line. He looks unstoppable. Then on the run to Turn 6, he gets sandwiched three-wide between Liam Lawson and Arvid Lindblad — the same Racing Bulls rookie who was already fined €5,000 on Saturday for dangerously releasing into Piastri's path in the pit lane. Contact. Crunch. Broken front wing. Piastri radios in immediately: "I think I have damage." A championship-contending team boxes him instantly, changes the nose, gets him back out. That's how it's supposed to work. McLaren froze. They left him on track for an entire lap with a destroyed front wing, bleeding time lap after lap while he dropped to 14th. By the time they finally reacted, brought him in for a new wing and hard tires, he rejoined dead last in P21. Race over. From potential podium to P11, just outside the points. And the explanation from the pit wall? They claim they didn't have enough camera footage to assess the damage properly. At a circuit covered wall to wall in HD cameras. With full telemetry. With onboard footage. With the driver literally telling them on radio. Andrea Stella at least didn't hide from it — he came out and flatly admitted Piastri's race was "ruined" by the incident. No spin. Just a blunt confession that his team failed their driver. Meanwhile Lando Norris crossed the line in P4 — then immediately told the media McLaren has "a hell of a lot to improve." Charles Leclerc took the win. Russell and Hamilton rounded out the podium for Mercedes. And the biggest story of the British GP is a papaya-coloured disaster on the pit wall. Did McLaren rob Oscar of a podium? Drop your take below 👇 🔔 Subscribe + hit the bell — F1 Ontime drops drama DAILY. ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ 🏎️ ABOUT F1 ONTIME ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ F1 Ontime is your daily source for the fastest, juiciest, and most dramatic Formula 1 news, race breakdowns, and paddock gossip. No fluff. Just pure F1 chaos, served hot. #F1 #Formula1 #OscarPiastri #McLarenF1 #BritishGP Y2h8fJZSkvb PcKsIC4Tqln e9HVm8bo8tU FLHSvkMqslT OUSWVfH6igz
Oscar Piastri had a broken front wing. He told his team immediately. McLaren did absolutely nothing. And their excuse? They didn't have "enough footage" to see the damage. 😤 Let's talk about what actually happened at Silverstone. Piastri starts P8, pulls off a stunning launch, even passes his own teammate Lando Norris off the line. He looks unstoppable. Then on the run to Turn 6, he gets sandwiched three-wide between Liam Lawson and Arvid Lindblad — the same Racing Bulls rookie who was already fined €5,000 on Saturday for dangerously releasing into Piastri's path in the pit lane. Contact. Crunch. Broken front wing. Piastri radios in immediately: "I think I have damage." A championship-contending team boxes him instantly, changes the nose, gets him back out. That's how it's supposed to work. McLaren froze. They left him on track for an entire lap with a destroyed front wing, bleeding time lap after lap while he dropped to 14th. By the time they finally reacted, brought him in for a new wing and hard tires, he rejoined dead last in P21. Race over. From potential podium to P11, just outside the points. And the explanation from the pit wall? They claim they didn't have enough camera footage to assess the damage properly. At a circuit covered wall to wall in HD cameras. With full telemetry. With onboard footage. With the driver literally telling them on radio. Andrea Stella at least didn't hide from it — he came out and flatly admitted Piastri's race was "ruined" by the incident. No spin. Just a blunt confession that his team failed their driver. Meanwhile Lando Norris crossed the line in P4 — then immediately told the media McLaren has "a hell of a lot to improve." Charles Leclerc took the win. Russell and Hamilton rounded out the podium for Mercedes. And the biggest story of the British GP is a papaya-coloured disaster on the pit wall. Did McLaren rob Oscar of a podium? Drop your take below 👇 🔔 Subscribe + hit the bell — F1 Ontime drops drama DAILY. ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ 🏎️ ABOUT F1 ONTIME ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ F1 Ontime is your daily source for the fastest, juiciest, and most dramatic Formula 1 news, race breakdowns, and paddock gossip. No fluff. Just pure F1 chaos, served hot. #F1 #Formula1 #OscarPiastri #McLarenF1 #BritishGP Y2h8fJZSkvb PcKsIC4Tqln e9HVm8bo8tU FLHSvkMqslT OUSWVfH6igz