McLaren shut down Oscar Piastri theory after latest defeat to Lando Norris at Hungarian Grand Prix
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Ted Kravitz tried to put a Piastri theory "to bed" after McLaren spoke up — but does a teammate's repeated edge prove team orders or just raw speed?
Principal-Agent ProblemAttribution TheoryConfirmation Bias
Theory Briefing
- Ted Kravitz sought McLaren's response to a circulating theory about Oscar Piastri after Norris beat him again at the Hungarian Grand Prix.
- McLaren's pushback aimed to shut down speculation, but repeated results between teammates rarely stop fans from reading patterns into the standings.
- When one driver consistently edges another at the same team, the line between natural performance gaps and strategic favouritism becomes genuinely hard to draw.