Oscar Piastri called upon some unique experience to avoid retiring from the Australian Grand Prix but admits spinning out of contention of his home race hurt. McLaren was in control of the race ...

Oscar Piastri is from Melbourne, Australia, according to the official Formula 1 website. He was born to Chris and Nicole Piastri in 2001. Before attending Haileybury and Imperial Service College ...

Drive through any intersection in inner-city Melbourne and it’s hard to escape the hype – Piastri’s face is on billboards ...

Why the 23-year-old Melburnian is primed to end the statistical anomaly that no Australian driver has ever stood on the ...

McLaren has secured Oscar Piastri’s future beyond the end of 2026 with the signing of a multi-year contract extension ahead of the Australian Grand Prix. Piastri had signed an extended contract ...

Australian Formula 1 superstar Oscar Piastri takes greeting fans in his stride just days out from his home grand prix.Credit: Chris Hopkins “I think I can be [F1 world champion],” he says.

Briton Norris lapped the lakeside circuit in one minute, 15.096 seconds, 0.084 ahead of Melbourne native Piastri, who will ...

Formula 1 is one of the most thrilling sports in the world - and getting closer to the action boosts its appeal. It’s like bungee jumping, skydiving, or leaping off a mountain. Standing on the front ...

Oscar Piastri is aiming to become the first Australian F1 driver to win his home race in nearly half a century when he suits up for McLaren at the Australian Grand Prix this weekend.

Other well-known names soaking up the drama and thrill of F1 were Toni and Mark Skaife, croissant queen Kate Reid, celebrity chef Khanh Ong, Rozalia Russian, Lauren Phillips and Paul O’Brien, Troy and ...

The Fast Lane is your stop for all the gossip and glamour in the lead-up to the Formula One Australian Grand Prix.

Tre Donaldson converted a driving layup with 0.4 seconds left Saturday, lifting No. 22 Michigan to an 81-80 win over No. 11 ...