McLaren Formula 1 team boss Andrea Stella says rookie driver Oscar Piastri now has the car to show off his talent after achieving breakthrough results before the summer break.
, with the battle between the two teams indicative of how much was expected of the Australian rookie.
His Spa result was the latest in a string of strong finishes after a fourth place in Silverstone, where he lost a certain podium due to being undercut during the pitstops, and a fifth place in Budapest. "I think where he is at the moment is part of the gradient that we saw right from the start at testing and the first races," Stella said.
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