Will McLaren unleash silent assassin Oscar Piastri after thrilling F1 season opener?
We call Oscar Piastri the silent assassin, because his youthful looks and shy smile belie the inner steel and sheer determination of the soon-to-be 24 year-old, as he goes into his third year in Formula One intent on becoming the third Australian world champion after the great Jack Brabham and Alan Jones.
McLaren explain why Oscar Piastri told to “hold position” at F1 Australian Grand Prix
McLaren CEO Zak Brown has explained why Oscar Piastri was instructed to “hold position” when closing in on Lando Norris at the Australian Grand Prix. After getting by Max Verstappen on Lap 17, Piastri reeled Norris in with a series of fastest laps.
Automotive presenter and farmer Jeremy Clarkson uploaded a promotional tweet after Oscar Piastri reversed his way out of the ...
Australian Formula 1 driver Oscar Piastri is sticking with McLaren for the long term. McLaren announced on March 11 that it ...
Oscar Piastri called upon some unique experience to avoid retiring from the Australian Grand Prix but admits spinning out of contention of his home race hurt. McLaren was in control of the race ...
Piastri was passed by Max Verstappen on the first lap but recovered to overtake the world champion and be right behind ...
Oscar Piastri has signed a “multi-year” contract extension with McLaren. The F1 team made the announcement five days before ...
However, when rain arrived at the track on lap 44, both McLaren cars ran wide in the approach to the penultimate corner.
Oscar Piastri has committed his long-term future to McLaren after signing a multiyear contract extension with the British F1 team beyond 2026.
Resonating with how agonizing it would've been for Oscar Piastri to lose his home race in Australia, IndyCar driver posts a ...
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