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i dont think oscar piastri understands the ramifications of being the guy who put daniel ricciardo out of his job
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Please let this be the start of Dan's reputation era

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this sport literally went to shit the second seb retired
HAS ANYONE SEEN HIM? IS HE AWAKE?
Otmar Szafnauer claims Oscar Piastri “smiled and was thankful” when he was told about his Alpine Formula 1 promotion before posting on socia
“I told Oscar before the announcement was made,” Szafnauer said.
“He happened to be in the simulator, so I went and found him, and he smiled and was thankful. We made the release very quickly.”
Szafnauer added the press release came without any quotes from Piastri as the team “reacted quickly and didn’t want to go back and forth with his management”.
Asked how he found out Piastri would not race for Alpine next year, Szafnauer replied: “We heard through social media.”
F1’s Contract Recognition Board (CRB) is set to rule on the Piastri case on Monday. Szafnauer expressed confidence that Alpine’s contract would hold up, revealing an agreement was put in place as far back as last November.
“The term of the contract is through 2024 with an option at the end of '23,” Szafnauer said. “I’ll just say those things, there’s a lot more in it. As I said, I don’t really like to talk about the specifics.”