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Williams point the finger at Alonso over Sainz and Piastri's Hungarian GP collision
sports.yahoo.com · 11d
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Williams team principal James Vowles has partially blamed Aston Martin's Fernando Alonso for his role in the controversial Hungarian GP collision between Oscar Piastri and Carlos Sainz. Piastri had the net lead of the race taken away after making contact with back-marker Sainz, and eventually suffered a DNF as teammate Lando Norris secured victory.
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