Oscar Piastri

Generally, yes.

And, you know, I think it's the way of...

just modern teams anyway, especially at McLaren, you know, that's the way it's going to be whether I want it to be or not.

And, you know, I think it is a very good way of going about things because, you know, it goes in a circle, right?

Of course, if you find something special that you think that no one else has found, you're going to want to try and keep that to yourself.

But we've got...

Hundreds of people working in our team, other teams got the same, got onboards, GPS, like... There's no secrets.

You can't hide.

And again, it goes the opposite way as well.

If you're in that position where someone else has done something and you go, oh, I need to work out how to do that, you want as many tools at your disposal as you can get.

So...

Yeah, I think everyone probably has their little moments where they go, okay, I want to keep that one to myself.

But at the end of the day, if you start going down that route, eventually it'll bite you when you probably least want it.

In all honesty, I don't think it really changed.

Really?

Which I don't think anyone really believes or struggles to believe.

I think it's very much down to how we are as people.

I think we're both quite good at...

you know, separating kind of the people and what happens on the racetrack versus off the racetrack.

Our marketing days that we had to do together, for example, were exactly the same.