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Piastri Dominates Belgian GP: McLaren's 1-2 Finish in Mixed Conditions

Oscar Piastri secured his sixth win of the 2025 Formula 1 season at the Belgian Grand Prix, with McLaren achieving another impressive 1-2 finish. Starting from the front, Piastri expertly managed the transition from wet to dry conditions, implementing a one-stop strategy that kept Lando Norris at bay and allowed him to take the checkered flag.

Our Take:

Piastri's strategic prowess and the team's overall performance signify McLaren's resurgence in F1 this season. Their ability to adapt to changing conditions not only highlights their technical strength but also sets the stage for a more competitive championship as the season progresses.

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Source: Autosport

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