Piastri's title charge marred by two crucial 'blips'
As the F1 season reaches its half way point, Oscar Piastri has put himself in the box seat to break a 45-year Aussie drought.
As the F1 season reaches its half way point, Oscar Piastri has put himself in the box seat to break a 45-year Aussie drought.
Formula 1 drivers already earn a pretty penny for plying their trade, but several also make some big bucks just by posting on social media.
Oscar Piastri's quest to break a long Aussie drought is just one of the many fascinating sub-plots set to play out at in the 2025 F1 season.
Days after securing the services of design guru Adrian Newey, Aston Martin's billionaire owner Lawrence Stroll is eyeing Max Verstappen.
Midseason driver ratings: In just his second season of F1, Oscar Piastri has been a standout performer as McLaren hunts down Red Bull.
Daniel Ricciardo hasn't heard from the rival who took him out of the Chinese Grand Prix, but believes there's 'no point' in chasing an apology.
Oscar Piastri has refuted Lance Stroll's claim that the domino effect crash at the Chinese Grand Prix was caused by the field unexpectedly bunching up.
Daniel Ricciardo's frustrations reached fever pitch when it became apparent that the driver who hit him wouldn't take responsibility for the crash.
Scotty James has opened up on his support team, which includes his brothers and, more broadly, Daniel Ricciardo and Lance Stroll.
DRIVER RANKINGS: Max Verstappen was close to perfection but several drivers will be looking over their shoulders after the 2023 season.