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Piastri Shines at Spa: McLaren Driver Tops Practice Ahead of Verstappen

Oscar Piastri showcased impressive pace in the sole practice session at Spa, leading the charge for McLaren and finishing ahead of reigning champion Max Verstappen in his newly upgraded Red Bull. The session highlighted Piastri's growing confidence as he continues to establish himself in the Formula 1 landscape.

Our Take:

It’s promising to see Piastri outpacing a top competitor like Verstappen, indicating that McLaren's improvements are taking effect. If they can maintain this momentum, we might witness a more competitive midfield, potentially shaking up the traditional order in upcoming races.

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Source: Keith Collantine

Piastri and Norris Continue Close Qualifying Battles at Zandvoort

Qualifying at Zandvoort saw an astonishingly tight battle once again, with Oscar Piastri and Lando Norris clocking in times separated by less than a tenth of a second for the fourth consecutive race. This rivalry adds a thrilling layer to the championship fight as they both push their McLaren to

Albon's Tire Troubles: A Frustrating Qualifying at Zandvoort

Alex Albon expressed significant frustration following his Q2 elimination during the Dutch Grand Prix qualifying, where managing tire temperature proved to be a major challenge for the Williams team. While Albon struggled to secure a competitive position, his teammate Carlos Sainz advanced comfortably into Q3, highlighting the contrasting fortunes within

Hamilton Critiques Ferrari's Unpredictable Handling Ahead of Key Race

Ferrari's struggles with car handling have caught the attention of Lewis Hamilton, who likened it to the sensation of being poked. As the team grapples with maintaining competitiveness against frontrunners, Hamilton's comments reflect the ongoing challenges faced by the Scuderia. Our Take: Hamilton's analogy

Leclerc’s Disappointment: Analyzing His Struggles in Qualifying at the Dutch Grand Prix

Charles Leclerc has expressed deep dissatisfaction with his qualifying efforts at the Dutch Grand Prix, where he ended up in sixth position. The Ferrari driver has struggled to find pace throughout the weekend, showcasing the ongoing challenges the Scuderia faces during the 2025 season, particularly in comparison to the leading

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Piastri and Norris Continue Close Qualifying Battles at Zandvoort

Albon's Tire Troubles: A Frustrating Qualifying at Zandvoort

Hamilton Critiques Ferrari's Unpredictable Handling Ahead of Key Race

Leclerc’s Disappointment: Analyzing His Struggles in Qualifying at the Dutch Grand Prix