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Piastri Error Causes Red Flag in Practice

The second free practice session at the Monaco Grand Prix was temporarily halted due to Isack Hadjar crashing into the barrier on May 24, 2025.
Concerns about Red Bull's power unit performance and development delays have fueled speculation that Max Verstappen might consider leaving the team despite his contract until 2028.
Charles Leclerc posted the fastest time in the first practice session, despite a collision with Lance Stroll that required repairs, while Red Bull lodged complaints about McLaren's possible tyre temperature management tactics benefiting Oscar Piastri and Lando Norris.
Leclerc's quickest lap was a tenth faster than Verstappen's best time, and Red Bull's allegations focus on McLaren's 'possible technical tricks' related to tyre temperatures, as reported by German sources.
The practice interruptions and technical disputes underscore intensified competition and strategic challenges for teams ahead of forthcoming 2026 regulations.

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Sydney Morning Herald

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Piastri error causes red flag in practice

McLaren's Oscar Piastri collides with the barriers in the second practice session at the Monaco Grand Prix.

1 day ago·Sydney, Australia

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Oscar Piastri’s Strong Frontal Shock at Friday’s Second Practice in Monaco

The championship leader starred in a tough accident that damaged the trunk of his car

1 day ago·Buenos Aires, Argentina

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Oscar Piastri crashes at Monaco Grand Prix as FP2 halted by red flag

Express Sport brings you the latest F1 news ahead of the Monaco Grand Prix.

2 days ago·United Kingdom

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Piastri Could Not Avoid Walls in a "Chaotic" Classification of the Monaco GP of F1 #F1 #FVDigital

Oscar Piastri, driver of McLaren F1, acknowledged having had difficulties in the streets of Monaco during the Grand Prix standings, after achieving the third position for this Sunday’s Formula 1 race, after appearing to touch the walls on virtually every curve of the Principality’s layout. The Australian’s weekend began with a bad foot on Friday, when he crashed head-on against the barriers in Sainte Devote. Since then, his touches with the wall…

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Piastri 'hit more walls than in whole career' in "messy" F1 Monaco GP qualifying

McLaren’s Oscar Piastri admitted to struggling on the streets of Monaco in qualifying for the grand prix, having put his car in third position for tomorrow’s Formula 1 race after appearing to clip the wall at almost every turn on the streets of the Principality.The Australian’s weekend got off to a slow start yesterday when he hit the barriers head on at Sainte Devote in Monaco. Since ...Keep reading

11 hours ago·London, United Kingdom

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