Red Bull superstar Max Verstappen made history on one of Formula 1’s most dramatic days to tighten his grip on a fourth-straight drivers’ championship trophy.
Lando Norris said he was not proud of winning the sprint race in the manner he did,but he thanked his Australian teammate for letting him pass and take maximum points ahead of the Sao Paulo Grand Prix.
Oscar Piastri knows that Formula 1 is a team sport. What goes around,comes around,and it could be him in Lando Norris’ situation this time next year – contending for the title.
Max Verstappen was handed two separate 10-second penalties early in the Mexican GP – one for forcing Lando Norris off the track,and the other for leaving the track and gaining an advantage.
Speculation is rife that Oscar Piastri could leave McLaren for their major rival and cryptic comments from the Aussie driver are only fanning the flames.
At the Circuit of The Americas the back-and-forth fight between championship contenders Max Verstappen and Lando Norris had to be seen to be believed.
Lando Norris roared away from pole position at Marina Bay,leading every lap to the chequered flag,but the Australian who’s stolen fans’ hearts was front and centre for a different reason.
How Oscar Piastri did it. We break down the key moments that led to his “perfect drive” at Baku.
Australian Formula 1 superstar Oscar Piastri put on a driving masterclass in Baku to hold off Ferrari’s Charles Leclerc.
With a sigh of resignation,Australian F1 ace Oscar Piastri admitted just how gutted he was to miss out on winning one of the races he and his peers want to win most.
Lando Norris has won the Dutch Formula 1 Grand Prix,effortlessly cruising to victory in a race that saw McLaren outpace the field.