New McLaren F1 team principal Andrea Stella has revealed the reliability problems that blighted drivers Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri in the BahrainGP ⬇️
F1 debutant Piastri became the first driver of the new season to retire after attempts to rectify an electrical issue aboard his MCL60 by fitting a new steering wheel failed.
Stella has revealed that the attempted reset by replacing the steering wheel had not worked because the fault was located further down the steering column.
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