Oscar Piastri: How a Slow Puncture Set up Thrilling Lewis Hamilton Pass
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McLaren F1 continues to experience a difficult final part of the season, despite a double finish in the top 5 in Singapore. Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri have done the best, but their director, Andrea Stella, admits that there is work to do better, a finding that Norris was already doing after the finish, recalling that the team has slipped to fourth place in the hierarchy. The Italian thinks that the result, given the circumstances of the race…
Oscar Piastri: How a slow puncture set up thrilling Lewis Hamilton pass
The 2026 Singapore Grand Prix was an exhausting war of attrition for the entire paddock, but McLaren's Oscar Piastri walked away from the Marina Bay Street Circuit with a hard-fought fifth-place finish. Navigating extreme heat and severe tyre degradation, the Australian driver salvaged a crucial chunk of Constructors' points for the Woking squad.The tale of 'puncture and the pass'Piastri's ...Keep reading
Piastri happy with “pretty good job” to get P5 at 2026 F1 Singapore GP
McLaren’s Oscar Piastri started 6th and recovered from a puncture to take 5th place at the 2026 F1 Singapore GP. He echoed his teammate Lando Norris in saying that their placings were as good as could be expected on Sunday. The driver from Melbourne kept fairly close to his teammate all through the first at...
Oscar Piastri (McLaren) finished fifth in the 2026 F1 Singapore Grand Prix, despite being forced to make an unscheduled pit stop due to a slow puncture, overtaking Lewis Hamilton (Ferrari) on the final lap. Midway through the race, he suffered a right front tire…
F1 2026: Oscar Piastri scolds McLaren team for not telling him lap times, Aussie suffers puncture before finishing fifth at Singapore Grand Prix, latest news, video
Oscar Piastri got the chance to vent some of a year’s worth of frustration on his McLaren team in Singapore, with a heated radio exchange summing up his mood as he attempted to pass Lewis Hamilton in the closing laps.
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