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Piastri Ends Norris' Streak at the 2025 Belgian Grand Prix

Oscar Piastri secured a dominant victory at the 2025 Belgian Grand Prix, overcoming Lando Norris to reclaim the spotlight during challenging weather conditions at Spa. After a delay due to heavy rain, the race saw Piastri take the lead early on and maintain it as the track dried, showcasing his prowess on slick tires.

Our Take:

Piastri's victory highlights not only his exceptional driving ability but also the importance of adaptability in Formula 1. As conditions shifted, his swift switch to slick tires contrasted sharply with his competitors, emphasizing how crucial strategy and weather management are in a championship context.

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