Oscar Piastri stands by his decision to obey team orders at last year’s Italian Grand Prix, even as he reflects on the controversy sparked by letting Lando Norris pass after a slow pit stop. This season, Piastri has struggled to match Norris’s pace—especially on low-grip tracks—and admits his driving style may need refinement, though he’s confident the team is making progress. A strong qualifying showing at Zandvoort offers hope, and despite sitting seventh in the standings while Norris leads the charge, Piastri remains focused on unlocking more speed and turning race-day potential into results.

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