Summary
Lewis Hamilton advises McLaren's drivers Oscar Piastri and Lando Norris to be cautious of Max Verstappen's competitive nature as they compete for the championship. With five races left, Piastri leads, followed closely by Norris and then Verstappen, who has performed well recently. McLaren's drivers are allowed to compete freely without internal rules, but they must avoid colliding.
Key Facts
- Lewis Hamilton warns McLaren drivers Piastri and Norris about Verstappen's "cut-throat" style.
- Piastri leads the championship, 14 points ahead of Norris; Verstappen is 40 points behind Piastri.
- Verstappen has recently gained ground with three wins and a second place in four races.
- McLaren's drivers can compete freely without internal restrictions, except avoiding crashes.
- Norris previously faced potential penalties for colliding with Piastri in Singapore.
- Verstappen has performed better since the Dutch Grand Prix, quickly becoming a significant contender.
- Piastri remains focused on maximizing his and the team's performance rather than worrying about Verstappen.
- Norris acknowledges Verstappen's recent strong performance and sees him as a serious competitor.
