US EditionOscar Piastri Hints at Major Change as F1 Title Fight Intensifies
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Oscar Piastri has a great run: eight podium places in a row, always in the finish line since the USA in 2023! The 24-year-old Australian suggests, however, that we might notice a change in driving style with him.
Piastri is ‘already better than Verstappen’
In a season that has turned the established order of Formula 1 on its head, Oscar Piastri’s calm and calculated rise to the top of the drivers’ standings has stunned fans and seasoned observers of the sport alike. Among the latter is former F1 driver and current Formula1.com analyst Jolyon Palmer, who boldly places the…
Andrea Stella, director of McLaren F1, does not want to let go of any details and admits that his team still has lessons to learn from certain situations. And an unexpected situation appeared following a minor incident between his two drivers in Barcelona. The qualifications of the Spanish Grand Prix last weekend saw Oscar Piastri ahead of his teammate Lando Norris for pole position. But in Q3, Norris began his first attempt while Piastri conclu…
Oscar Piastri continues to impose his rhythm in Formula 1. By imposing himself with authority at the Spanish Grand Prix, the Australian won his fifth victory of the season in nine races, while at the same time equalling a historic performance: that of Ayrton Senna's eight consecutive podiums at the wheel of a McLaren in 1988. Author of the pole position in Barcelona, Piastri controlled the race with confidence. He only gave the controls to Max V…
Verstappen Under Pressure As McLaren Strikes In Monaco and Spain - Impact Magazine
Hanna Ifri As Formula One’s European leg kicked off with the season’s second triple-header, few could have predicted the seismic shift in momentum that would follow. Max Verstappen may have started the run with a commanding win at Imola, but it was McLaren, and particularly their rising stars Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri, who stamped their authority across Monaco and Spain, signalling a potential changing of the guard at the sharp end of the gr
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