Piastri clinches first GP victory after stunning drama with teammate Norris
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Piastri clinches first GP victory after stunning drama with teammate Norris

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.

  • byRussell Bennett

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Piastri to start on front row in Monaco as Verstappen’s record run ends

Piastri to start on front row in Monaco as Verstappen’s record run ends

Ferrari’s Charles Leclerc ended Max Verstappen’s record-equalling run of Formula 1 pole positions in style on Saturday and made himself favourite to become the first home winner of the Monaco Grand Prix since 1931.

  • byAlan Baldwin
Verstappen wins at Imola,Piastri fourth after grid penalty
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Verstappen wins at Imola,Piastri fourth after grid penalty

Australian ace Oscar Piastri finished fourth for McLaren after being demoted on the grid.

From bloodied nose to King of Miami:Lando Norris an F1 winner at last

From bloodied nose to King of Miami:Lando Norris an F1 winner at last

Lando Norris appeared to be cursed in his bid to win a Formula One race,but at his 110th start he finally took the chequered flag.

‘Red flag! I’m in the middle of the track’:Stranded F1 driver pleaded for protection moments before Ferrari win

‘Red flag! I’m in the middle of the track’:Stranded F1 driver pleaded for protection moments before Ferrari win

In the closing moments of Sunday’s grand prix,George Russell of Mercedes was heard calling urgently for the red flag 12 times before the safety car was deployed. Fernando Alonso was penalised for his role in the crash that left Russell stranded.

  • byCarla Jaeger
Told to give way,Oscar refuses to grouch as podium curse continues

Told to give way,Oscar refuses to grouch as podium curse continues

Home-town boy Oscar Piastri was driving towards a podium finish – until his McLaren bosses ordered him to give way to teammate Lando Norris.

  • byChip Le Grand
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‘Like Succession’:Christian Horner and the battle for Red Bull

‘Like Succession’:Christian Horner and the battle for Red Bull

The Christian Horner saga has fascinated the globe,a clash of sport,celebrity,ego and corporate governance that has a very uncertain outcome.

  • byStephen Brook
Verstappen takes pole for Albert Park,Piastri fifth and ‘painful’ spot for Ricciardo

Verstappen takes pole for Albert Park,Piastri fifth and ‘painful’ spot for Ricciardo

Formula 1 maestro and last year’s Australian Grand Prix winner Max Verstappen will start on pole for this year’s Albert Park race. Australia’s Oscar Piastri qualified in fifth spot.

  • byMatthew Clayton
‘Bring out the old me’:Daniel Ricciardo opens up on negative spiral,teammate tensions and how he knew he wasn’t finished

‘Bring out the old me’:Daniel Ricciardo opens up on negative spiral,teammate tensions and how he knew he wasn’t finished

In an exclusive interview,Daniel Ricciardo reveals how he fell back in love with Formula 1 ahead of his return for this weekend’s Australian Grand Prix.

  • byMatthew Clayton
Alleged intimate messages,a pop-star wife and the F1 team boss at centre of soap opera
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Alleged intimate messages,a pop-star wife and the F1 team boss at centre of soap opera

In one race weekend alone,Red Bull team principal Christian Horner gave Netflix an entire season of material for Formula 1 show Drive to Survive.

  • byJenna Fryer
‘A different galaxy’:Will Max Verstappen win every F1 race this year?

‘A different galaxy’:Will Max Verstappen win every F1 race this year?

They may be in turmoil off the track,but Red Bull remain supreme on it as Max Verstappen fairly cruised to victory at the season-opening grand prix in Bahrain.

  • byTom Cary andLuke Slater