Oscar Piastri has recounted the “painful” issues he endured at the Formula 1 2026 Dutch Grand Prix that resulted in a 32-second gap to his McLaren team-mate A clinical victory for Lando Norris left half the McLaren garage ecstatic. However, Piastri had little to celebrate following a sixth-place finish at Zandvoort. The Australian qualified well, starting on the second row, alongside Championship leader Kimi Antonelli. A tumultuous opening lap s…
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McLaren pilot Oscar Piastri fell back at an unusually slow pit stop. But the real problem was not the tyre change. McLaren has homework until the GP in Monza.