OSCAR PIASTRI
2019 Formula Renault Eurocup Champion Oscar Piastri is set to have an even bigger year in 2020.
After slogging it out through the hard-fought Formula Renault Eurocup, Piastri joins FIA Formula 3 champions Prema Racing, as well as the Renault Academy. Prema swept the inaugural FIA Formula 3 season, with their drivers finishing 1-2-3 in the championship.
So, the pressure will be on Piastri. Not only will he be expected to compete at the front, but on paper he will be the highest ranked Australian for 2020, out of a competitive field. He’s extremely close to an F1 drive, with Jack Aitken leaving the Renault queue ahead of him to become the Rokit Williams Racing reserve driver for 2020. Watch out for Oscar Piastri.
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Max Verstappen took pole for the 2024 Formula One Bahrain Grand Prix on Friday night in Sakhir, resuming his dominant form from last year despite increased competition from his rivals.
Lewis Hamilton was fastest on Thursday at the Bahrain Grand Prix as Mercedes went 1-2 in the second practice session in Sakhir.
Max Verstappen says that safety concerns over tyre performance in Qatar is “never a good look” as drivers could be mandated to take three pit stops during Sunday’s grand prix.
Oscar Piastri took his first race win in Formula One from pole despite a brief challenge from George Russell, with Max Verstappen in second place and claiming his third drivers’ title.
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Wearing overalls in tribute to Ferrari’s historic Le Mans victory and a day after his birthday, Carlos Sainz sent the tifosi into rapture at Monza after claiming pole for the Italian Grand Prix.
McLaren drivers Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri have downplayed the team’s pace in Friday practice for the Italian grand prix after Norris went second-fastest.
Returning to the points in Zandvoort after retiring from the Belgian Grand Prix, McLaren driver Oscar Piastri says he is pleased by the potential in his car.