Oscar Piastri says his 34-point lead in the Formula One championship still feels far from comfortable -- and he may now have to face the danger of a "chilled out" Lando Norris who's vowed to "go for it" after his wretched misfortune at the Dutch Grand Prix.
Luckless Norris's retirement with seven laps left at Zandvoort, after a yet-to-be-known mechanical issue left smoke billowing from his McLaren, meant the victorious Piastri's lead in their world championship duel has now increased to a significant 34 points.
With nine races left, that spells potentially terrific news for the Australian, who could afford to be beaten into second place by Norris at the next four races and still find himself leading the standings with five grand prix left.
