The man who was told in no uncertain terms by his McLaren team this week that he’ll be playing second fiddle to Lando Norris for the rest of the season can only have savoured the irony that on Sunday, he’ll be principal violinist. The man who was told in no uncertain terms by his McLaren team this week that he’ll be playing second fiddle to Lando Norris for the rest of the season can only have savoured the irony that on Sunday, he’ll be principal violinist. Sport / Motorsport Sydney Morning Herald – Latest News
Second fiddle to second on the grid: Piastri carries McLaren hopes in Baku
