Piastri Eyes Race Recovery After P7 on Saturday at F1 Barcelona-Catalunya GP, Astounded by Monaco Result Change

Piastri fumes to McLaren over Monaco penalty

Oscar Piastri is adamant he didn't speed in the pit lane in Monaco, after picking up a five-second penalty for the infringement.

Piastri eyes race recovery after P7 on Saturday at F1 Barcelona-Catalunya GP, astounded by Monaco result change

Oscar Piastri qualified P7 at the F1 Barcelona-Catalunya GP on Saturday. He admitted there was more time available in the final sector while acknowledging McLaren facing a stronger challenge than anticipated. The Australian did not feel qualifying had completely slipped away. However, he noted the gap to pole-sitter George Russell was larger than what McLaren... The post Piastri eyes race recovery after P7 on Saturday at F1 Barcelona-Catalunya G…

Why Piastri sees disastrous F1 precedent in Gasly penalty U-turn

Oscar Piastri is “mind-blown” by the decision to cancel Pierre Gasly’s Monaco penalties, something that dropped the McLaren driver from fourth to fifth place, five days after the race

How Russell ended up the biggest victim of the Monaco pitlane saga

Pierre Gasly got his Monaco GP podium back, and Isack Hadjar isn't even disappointed to lose it on paper, as he got his moment on the real podium and couldn't care less about three lost points after the results amendment - but the situation is drastically different for George Russell

Oscar Piastri on Monaco GP pitlane speed limiter issue: “Shouldn't be happening in Formula 1”

McLaren driver says it was 'reasonably obvious' during the Monaco Grand Prix that something was wrong with the pitlane speed monitoring system