Australian Grand Prix: And the Oscar goes to … top of the world?
“Let’s go get ‘em,” says Oscar Piastri before the Australian Grand Prix. “That will be my approach. Let’s get out there and race against the best in the world and see what we can do. I try to win every race but I’m really looking forward to this one. We love our sport in Melbourne. I’ll be excited to be feeling the love at home.”
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