Oscar Piastri

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Full Name
Oscar Piastri
Place of Birth
Melbourne
CountryAustralia Australia
Height
178cm
Weight
68kg

About Oscar Piastri

Oscar Piastri's F1 results

  F1 rounds
YearTeam
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Career Stats

Races
58
Poles
20
Wins
7

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Oscar Piastri's F1 results

  F1 rounds
YearTeam123456789101112131415161718192021222324F1 standingsPoints
2023McLaren F1 TeamBHR
Ret
SAU
15
AUS
8
AZE
11
MIA
19
MON
10
ESP
13
CAN
11
AUT
16
GBR
4
HUN
5
BEL
Ret2
NED
9
ITA
12
SIN
7
JPN
3
QAT
2
USA
Ret
MXC
8
SAP
14
LVG
10
ABU
6
 9th97
2024McLaren F1 TeamBHR
8
SAU
4
AUS
4
JPN
8
CHN
8
MIA
13
EMI
4
MON
2
CAN
5
ESP
7
AUT
2
GBR
4
HUN
1
BEL
2
NED
4
ITA
2
AZE
1
SIN
3
USA
5
MXC
8
SAP
8
LVG
7
QAT
3
ABU
10
4th292
2025McLaren F1 TeamAUS
9
CHN
1
JPN
3
BHR
1
SAU
1
MIA
1
EMI
3
MON
3
ESP
1
CAN
4
AUT
2
GBR
2
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Oscar Piastri is bidding for his first F1 drivers' title in 2025.

He is locked in a battle with teammate Lando Norris for the top prize. The McLaren drivers are edging reigning champion Max Verstappen.

In 2024, Piastri helped McLaren secure their first F1 constructors’ title since 1998. For Piastri, it was a mixed campaign.

While Piastri lacked Norris’s inherent speed, his racecraft and intelligence allowed him to take two brilliant wins in Hungary and Azerbaijan. Piastri’s form tailed off after a strong European leg of the season, as Norris maintained the upper hand, particularly in qualifying.

Oscar Piastri F1 debut came after tug-of-war

Piastri got his F1 opportunity in 2023 after a tug-of-war between McLaren and Alpine. Alpine had announced Piastri as their replacement for Fernando Alonso, but the Australian disputed that claim over social media.

McLaren ultimately won the battle to sign Piastri, pairing him alongside Norris for 2023. Piastri’s junior career was remarkable, winning back-to-back titles in Formula 3 and Formula 2.

A year on the sidelines before his F1 debut meant he started 2023 on the back foot. Piastri often showed great speed but struggled with tyre management. He scored his maiden podium at the Japanese Grand Prix in 2023 before claiming his first victory in Hungary in 2024.

Piastri went on to finish fourth in the drivers’ championship, helping guide McLaren to their first constructors’ crown in over 25 years. Piastri has his eyes on the 2025 drivers’ title - but he will need to make a notable improvement in his qualifying pace to have any chance of competing with Norris.

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