Sources: 
McLaren CEO Zak Brown has firmly stated that no team orders will be given to drivers Oscar Piastri or Lando Norris, even as they fiercely compete for the 2025 Drivers' Championship.
Piastri currently leads the championship by
10 points over Norris, boasting
five wins in nine races. This intense rivalry has prompted team principal Andrea Stella to focus on maintaining harmony within the team.
"Oscar Piastri has given McLaren some homework to do following his win in Spain," Stella said, highlighting the challenges the team faces in balancing competition and cooperation.
Despite the pressure, Brown emphasized that neither driver will be asked to sacrifice their race for the other. "We will not ask either Piastri or Norris to work for the other," he declared, underscoring McLaren's commitment to fair competition.
This approach aims to foster a healthy competitive environment while avoiding internal conflicts as both drivers pursue the World title.
The European triple-header has intensified the championship battle, with McLaren securing a one-two finish in Spain led by Piastri, signaling the team's strong form this season.
"While both are battling for the Championship, McLaren Racing CEO Zak Brown revealed that he will not ask either Piastri or Norris to work for the other."McLaren's strategy reflects a modern approach to team dynamics in Formula 1, prioritizing driver autonomy and competitive integrity.
Sources: McLaren CEO Zak Brown has declared no team orders will be issued to drivers Oscar Piastri or Lando Norris despite their tight championship battle. Piastri leads Norris by 10 points after five wins in nine races, with team principal Andrea Stella emphasizing the need for team harmony.
