team-mate
Britishnoun
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His McLaren team-mate Oscar Piastri, the fastest driver, also lost out in his team's strategic pit-stop blunder and fell to third, a further four points adrift, ahead of a three-way showdown in the desert on Sunday.
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Norris wanted to know, if he was racing Piastri, why they did not stop when his team-mate stayed out?
From BBC
The complication for McLaren at the time of the call was that if they had stopped both cars, Norris would have had to be stacked behind his team-mate, which would probably have lost him a place to Verstappen.
From BBC
On a weekend that marked the return of the Prem -- the new name for the Premiership -- following the end of England's Autumn Nations Series campaign -- the clinching moment was made possible by Arundell's Test team-mate Max Ojomoh, who caught Scotland fly-half Finn Russell's low pass and sprinted ahead before delivering an excellent pass of his own.
From Barron's
"Leo has accustomed us to the extraordinary," Mascherano said of his former Barcelona and Argentina team-mate.
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