©McLaren Phillip van Osten 09/05/2024 at 14:4409/05/2024 at 13:28 McLaren’s Oscar Piastri believes that Kevin Magnussen bluntly admitting to resorting to unsportsmanlike tactics in last weekend’s Miami Grand Prix sprint event sets “a risky precedent”. Magnussen was running in the top ten in Saturday’s short-from event just behind Haas teammate Nico Hulkenberg. However, unable to overhaul the German driver, Magnussen turned his attention to fending off the Mercedes of Lewis Hamilton for as long as possible. The Dane’s strategy involved a series of aggressive maneuvers that resulted in a hefty 35 seconds worth of penalties for Magnussen. Despite the sanctions, the tactic paid...
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