Ice Boy? No thanks, says polesitter Piastri
BARCELONA : Oscar Piastri has acquired a reputation for keeping cool under pressure, and even after winning, but just don't call him "Ice Boy".
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BARCELONA : Oscar Piastri has acquired a reputation for keeping cool under pressure, and even after winning, but just don't call him "Ice Boy".
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