No lie, Oscar’s pumped to the Max
Max Verstappen is your typically gung-ho, devil-may-care, F1 alpha male. Oscar Piastri is so sensitive he may be picking daisies and reciting poetry this very moment.
Max Verstappen is your typically gung-ho, devil-may-care, F1 alpha male. Oscar Piastri is so sensitive he may be picking daisies and reciting poetry this very moment.
Gout Gout is an enchanting, thrilling, hypnotising sight, perfectly built for sprinting, born to run. On a historic night in Perth, he twice clocked 9.99sec in the 100m.
The sprinter’s real journey is a marathon as Gout Gout’s race to Brisbane Olympics begins.
Oscar Piastri’s car was going so fast it shouted yippee. The young Australian looked set to start the Japanese Grand Prix from pole position – only for Max Verstappen to produce an even more thunderous lap.
Is the rivalry between Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri about to match that of legendary McLaren duo of Alain Prost and Ayrton Senna?
F1 is booming for popularity and Piastri versus Norris promises to be a classic in-house fight. Euphoric for the winner, devastating for the loser. They have identical cars … may the best driver win.
He’s a bristling, unique, hot-and-cold talent and he his heading to the US Masters as a contender after winning the Houston Open.
It was lap 44 of 57 when Oscar Piastri came a cropper. In the McLaren garage, his mother yelled “No! No! No!”
As rain tumbles down at Albert Park, Oscar Piastri’s team says it is prepared for all scenarios the weather may bring as its young star chases a special Aussie achievement.
Can Oscar Piastri be world champion? ‘One hundred per cent,’ says McLaren boss Zak Brown. ‘And I wouldn’t bet against him this year.’
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