Noris denied that his issues are a matter of concern for him so far.
“There is a very long way in the season, so I am not worried about anything,” he said. “But of course, I know it’s not always a good thing to lose at the points, no matter what the race. Obviously, last time, I was the only one who lost the points. And I paid a value to do things wrong as I did.”
Noris stated that in Canada had taken him “a little time” to fulfill the incident, and the fact that it happened to a team-partner, “the most painful part”.
But he said that he believes in the fact that He was owned by his error in Canada There was an important factor immediately that helped the team’s bond.
“This is a good example for us as a team,” he said. “It is also between belief and honesty that the Oscar and I have for each other.
“I made it clear from the immediate moment that I told it wrong and I took a mistake for it. So yes, definitely not the most joyful conversation, but the need was needed.”
Both Noris and Piestry said that they hope McLaren would return to Austria later this week.
“This is one of our better people in the past,” Noris said. “It has also been very good for Red Bull and Max. They were on the pole in the four and a half tenths last year.
“We hope to be good, but perhaps compared to some of our contestants, struggle a little in qualifying.”
Both Red Bull and McLaren upgrade their car later this week. Vestapen, who is going for his fifth win in Austria, his team is his own track, third in the championship, 21 points behind Noris.