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11-19-2025
M5Rick wrote
Piastri was not wholly to blame as Leclerc concluded, Antonelli was moving in on PIA who had nowhere to go and the Italian deserved a penalty more.
The rules are inconvenient, but clear. That was Antonelli's corner and he could take the apex, Piastri had to yield position but he miscalculated. Piastri missed his braking point. He lost the corner and then tried to make up for it, but he miscalculated. All it was. I hope he gets out of his own head and stops making silly mistakes.

Could Antonelli have avoided it? Probably, but then he likely would have lost place to Piastri, or maybe caused an Antonelli fault crash into leclerc since he was also turning in.
11-20-2025
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11-21-2025
dfox wrote
The rules are inconvenient, but clear. That was Antonelli's corner and he could take the apex, Piastri had to yield position but he miscalculated. Piastri missed his braking point. He lost the corner and then tried to make up for it, but he miscalculated. All it was. I hope he gets out of his own head and stops making silly mistakes.

Could Antonelli have avoided it? Probably, but then he likely would have lost place to Piastri, or maybe caused an Antonelli fault crash into leclerc since he was also turning in.
Yes, 100% Pia's fault. He f*cked up missing the breaking, then he tried to go inside where he had no more room and was not entitled to it.
What I noticed in the photos, Ant took the same line Nor took (and frankly anyone would take) which was the racing line.