Australian Formula 1 superstar Oscar Piastri put on a driving masterclass in Baku to hold off Ferrari’s Charles Leclerc.
On lap 68 of the 70-lap Hungarian Grand Prix,McLaren’s Lando Norris slowed down to let Australian star Oscar Piastri past – securing the 23-year-old his maiden victory at the pinnacle of motor sport.
It was a Formula 1 race with as many twists and turns as the Albert Park track on which it was run. Let’s take a look at the key moments of the 2023 Australian Grand Prix.
Whatever Oscar Piastri achieves in Formula 1,it is safe to say he will never experience anything like his first home grand prix.
Favourite Max Verstappen clocked a track record,but Mercedes are optimistic they can gang tackle Red Bull at the top of the grid. Local hope Oscar Piastri had the heartbreak of narrowly missing progress to the second round of qualifying.
From a Toyota HiLux to a Smart car and Volkswagen Golf,here are the unexpected daily drivers of some of the world’s top F1 stars.
Alpine reserve driver Oscar Piastri is fast,smart,dedicated and switched on enough to become an F1 world champion when,not if,he gets into a race car.
Formula One drivers question where in the schedule Australia’s race should sit as Melbourne prepares for its first GP in three years in an unusual April timeslot.
Oscar Piastri is a heartbeat (or a COVID-19 test) away from a Formula One drive,but long-term he wants to emulate two young stars in whose footsteps he is following.
I’m no F1 aficionado but I fancy myself behind the wheel of a sporty car. Turns out so do many others,but they’ve never driven at 350km/h under G-forces experienced by fighter pilots. I spoke with F1 writer Matt Clayton to learn more about life in the fast lane.
It’s the most seismic shift to F1’s rule book since the ’80s. What’s different – and which drivers will benefit most?