‘Just straight disrespect’: F1 icon’s ‘rude’ snub of Aussie Piastri
From mistaking NBA star Paolo Banchero for NFL quarterback Patrick Mahomes to attempting to interview supermodel and actress Cara Delevingne.On Sunday though at the Singapore Grand Prix Brundle left Australian F1 driver Oscar Piastri in an awkward moment as he chased down Esteban Ocon.
At that stage Brundle had spotted Ocon and turned around, shouting: “Esteban! Esteban! Happy birthday!” Piastri’s qualifying for the Singapore Grand Prix came to an early end after he was caught out by the red flag after Lance Stroll’s heavy crash.
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