Will McLaren unleash silent assassin Oscar Piastri after thrilling F1 season opener?
We call Oscar Piastri the silent assassin, because his youthful looks and shy smile belie the inner steel and sheer determination of the soon-to-be 24 year-old as he goes into his third year in Formula One intent on becoming the third Australian world champion after the great Jack Brabham and Alan Jones.
McLaren explain why Oscar Piastri told to “hold position” at F1 Australian Grand Prix
McLaren CEO Zak Brown has explained why Oscar Piastri was instructed to “hold position” when closing in on Lando Norris at the Australian Grand Prix. After getting by Max Verstappen on Lap 17, Piastri reeled Norris in with a series of fastest laps.
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Catch up on all the events and reaction to FP3 and qualifying for Formula One’s opening grand prix weekend of the 2025 season ...
McLaren has explained how the presence of backmarkers and an uncertain weather radar caused the team to issue team orders ...
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Jeremy Clarkson commented on a Formula One driver's performance and how he helped teach him skills he used at the Australian ...
Williams driver Carlos Sainz has crashed out of the Australian Grand Prix on the opening lap in treacherously wet conditions ...
Lando Norris's encounter with a truck during the safety car has been questioned by many, especially considering the slippery ...
In front of a record Saturday crowd at Albert Park of 136,347 fans, McLaren’s front-row lockout was even more imposing than ...
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