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Oscar Piastri has opened up on his path to Formula One and outlined what he is focused on ahead of his debut season. In a comprehensive interview uploaded to the McLaren Racing website, Piastri says he is still coming to terms with the fact he will be racing against some
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Formula 1 rookies Oscar Piastri and Logan Sargeant have locked in their race numbers in the official entry list for the 2023 season. The Australian will run #81 on his McLaren as a nod to his karting days, while American Sargeant has claimed the #2. Nyck de Vries will race
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Oscar Piastri has given his first interview since being officially added to the McLaren line-up, opening up on the "bizarre and upsetting" circumstances of his split from Alpine. Speaking to Formula1.com correspondent Lawrence Barretto, Piastri outlined the timeline that led him to be at the centre of
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Oscar Piastri will drive for McLaren Racing in 2023 after his contract dispute with Alpine was resolved by the FIA. Piastri will join Lando Norris on a multi-year contract with the team, replacing Daniel Ricciardo. “I’m extremely excited to be making my F1 debut with such a prestigious team
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The fate of Oscar Piastri is expected to be announced later today, according to multiple reports. Piastri has been taken to the FIA Contract Recognition Board by Alpine, who brought the Australian into their Academy after his Formula Renault Eurocup title. It is reported that a decision will be handed
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Australian Oscar Piastri could soon be on the Formula 1 grid with Williams Racing. var options = { fluid:true, autoplay:true, muted:true, plugins: { httpSourceSelector: { default: 'auto' } } }; var player = videojs('hh1612', options); player.httpSourceSelector(); The Alpine reserve driver will replace Nicholas Latifi at Williams, according to multiple
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Oscar Piastri will take to the streets of Monte Carlo in the Alpine A110 Sastruga 'art car' as part of the Monaco grand prix weekend. The show car is a collaboration between the Alpine F1 team and Obvious, an 'Artificial Intelligence Artist collective.' The Sastruga was
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Alpine Academy driver Jack Doohan will drive a Formula 1 car for the first time as part of a private test in Doha. Doohan will join Alpine's F1 reserve driver and fellow Australian Oscar Piastri as part of a three-day test at the circuit. “I’m super excited
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Oscar Piastri has celebrated his 21st birthday with a tour of Melbourne ahead of the Australian Grand Prix. The Alpine F1 Team Reserve Driver made the lap of his home town on his birthday before his official duties begin at Albert Park. "It’s going to be a big
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Oscar Piastri will act as a reserve driver for McLaren in addition to his official role at Alpine Racing for the 2022 Formula 1 season. Following a long period of negotiations, Alpine Racing have confirmed the arrangement while McLaren driver Daniel Ricciardo is in isolation after testing positive to COVID-19.
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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
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FIA Formula 2 champion Oscar Piastri has been awarded 2021 Rookie of the Year by the FIA. Piastri received the award alongside his championship trophy at the FIA Prize Giving Ceremony in Paris. The prize is voted by members of the FIA Drivers Commission, led by nine-time Le Mans winner