McLaren enjoyed a solid afternoon at the British Grand Prix, as a third-place finish from Lando Norris and a fourth-place finish from Oscar Piastri saw the Woking-based outfit bank 27 points, the most of any team in the field.
However, had a few strategic calls been handled differently, the team could have left Silverstone with a double-podium, if not a lockout of the front row.
Whether McLaren would learn the right lessons from recent close calls was one of the major storylines as the grid arrived in Hungary for this weekend’s Hungarian Grand Prix. According to Piastri, the team is now “learning” how to fight with more experienced rivals
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