The McLaren F1 team principal was very happy about the 1-2 finish at Silverstone, but suggest that the penalty on Piastri was "harsh."

Oscar Piastri and the majority of F1 fans have been left fuming at his controversial second-place finish in the British Grand Prix, with many of the belief he was robbed of the victory. The Aussie driver copped a contentious 10-second penalty while leading Sunday's race,

Oscar Piastri's Formula 1 championship lead shrank at the British Grand Prix on Sunday (local time), with a time penalty costing him victory. The Australian found himself in the lead at a wet Silverstone when a safety car was called. Upon the race restart, he slowed down, which saw Max Verstappen, who was sitting behind, take evasive action.