Oscar Piastri is the current Formula 1 championship leader. The Aussie has been a model driver this season with the most wins out of the championship contenders. Piastri is recognised for emotional balance and pacifist nature during the races in Formula 1. The Aussie hardly ever lashes out on the team radio at all. He is seldom involved in any unnecessary crashes or accidents.<\/p>
The British GP was turning out pretty well for Piastri as soon as rain fell in torrents. He was able to gain a healthy lead over the competitors and make use of the clean air and perfect visibility in front. Piastri may have started the race in second place but he was able to overtake Max Verstappen quite easily in the first lap. What should’ve been perfect race for the current championship leader later ended up being the cause for his frustration.<\/a><\/p> It is a known fact that Oscar Piastri’s biggest advantage over other drivers is his mental fortitude. Not losing his cool during a race has kept him ahead of the competition. Although, he could not stay calm and focused after his penalty during the British Grand Prix. It all started during the safety car restart. Piastri accelerated first and then braked hard. It is a common move meant for increasing the temperature of the brakes.<\/p> However, due to a slight miscommunication, Piastri ended up disrupting the queue behind him. The race leader dictates the pace during a safety car lap. Piastri’s erratic braking<\/em> caught the attention of stewards. After further investigation, he was handed a 10s penalty to serve during the race itself. Oscar Piastri did not give up yet. He led comfortably and came in to the pits to serve his penalty.<\/p>Oscar Piastri Finds Frustration and Anger After Mid-Race Penalty<\/h2>