Oscar Piastri and Jack Doohan awarded by British Racing Drivers' Club

Oscar Piastri and Jack Doohan have both received awards from the British Racing Drivers’ Club.

The pair of young Aussies were celebrated for their success in FIA Formula 2 and FIA Formula 3 respectively.

Despite cancelling the BRDC Annual Awards Lunch due to rising COVID cases in the UK, the BRDC handed out the end-of-year awards and highlighted the 42 championships won in 2021 by BRDC members.

Piastri was awarded the Bruce McLaren Trophy, given to the BRDC member from the Commonwealth “who has established the most meritorious performance in international motor racing.”

The Bruce McLaren Trophy is awarded to the BRDC Member from the Commonwealth who has established the most meritorious performance in international motor racing. After winning this year’s @Formula2 Championship this year’s Trophy goes to @OscarPiastri.  Congratulations Oscar. pic.twitter.com/9JMHMHOFoH

— BRDC (@BRDCSilverstone) December 21, 2021

Doohan received the John Cooper Trophy for the “ highest placed British or Commonwealth driver in the FIA Formula 3 Championship.”

The John Cooper Trophy is awarded to the highest placed British or Commonwealth driver in @FIAFormula3.  Finishing as runner-up the winner of the John Cooper Trophy is recently elected BRDC Member, @jackdoohan33.  Congrats Jack and the very best of luck for your 2022 season. pic.twitter.com/NBsXaV6daO

— BRDC (@BRDCSilverstone) December 21, 2021

“On what would have been our day of celebration, the BRDC would like to highlight the wonderful achievements of our Members, BRDC Young Drivers, and other people from within our sport,” said a statement from the club.