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2023 Austrian Grand Prix - Post-Race Discussion
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Not sure this is really fair on Piastri, he's a rookie don't forget, and I think this has always been a strong track for Norris. We know he's not short of talent. Hopefully it's indicative of the upgrades Norris had that he was so much further up the field!
I feel like the Alfa duo are really anonymous in the races, especially Bottas. I don't think he's got long left in F1, honestly.
Well we are close to the summer break so tough questions have to be asked. If Alpine are willing to give him a longer runway, then more power to him and them.
You are right, Alfa are nearly non-existent no? Not the case with Alpha though. At least not with TSU.