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.
Oscar Piastri produced a stunning move to pass Lewis Hamilton on the final lap of the Australian Grand Prix, with the duo ...
McLaren CEO Zak Brown has explained why Oscar Piastri was instructed to “hold position” when closing in on Lando Norris at ...
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How worried should F1 rivals be over McLaren's Melbourne dominance?If it hadn't been for Oscar Piastri's late spin in tricky conditions, McLaren would have clinched a comfortable 1-2 to kick ...
McLaren established themselves as the class of the Australian Grand Prix field — but Red Bull are ready to fight back.
Mercedes boss Toto Wolff has denied McLaren's "impressive" advantage in Formula 1 could lead the team to make an earlier ...
Lando Norris has taken aim at the media for asking “too many questions” about the competitiveness of his McLaren F1 car.
The Melbourne race had a thrilling start with Racing Bull’s Isack Hadjar out on the formation lap, and Alpine’s Jack Doohan ...
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The Missing McLaren F1: El Chapo’s Lost Supercar and the Mystery That Won’t DieAmong them was one of the most controversial McLaren F1s ever built—chassis #39—a car that disappeared after his lieutenant ...
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