Though delighted with second, Oscar Piastri admits that it hurts to be that close to a win and not succeed. In the aftermath of the Verstappen/Norris clash, George Russell inherited the lead, while Piastri was second having passed Carlos Sainz in a brave move around the outside of Turn 6 that was largely missed due to the focus on the drama elsewhere. The Australian subsequently set about closing the gap to the Mercedes driver but simply ran out of time, eventually crossing the line 1.906s down on the winner. 'I know it's only my fourth podium in F1 but to be so close to a win, it hurts a little bit,' admitted the youngster at race end. 'But good points, obviously,' he added. 'I think the...
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