Oscar Piastri - Wikipedia
WEBOscar Jack Piastri (born 6 April 2001) is an Australian racing driver, currently competing in Formula One for McLaren. Graduating from karting to junior formula in 2016, Piastri won his first championship at the 2019 Formula Renault Eurocup with R-ace GP.
Oscar Piastri - FIA Formula 3
WEB2017. F4 British Championship certified by FIA powered by Ford - 2nd. Formula Renault 2.0 NEC - 18th. 2016/17. Formula 4 United Arab Emirates Championship - 4th. 2011-16. Karting. Full Driver Standings.
Official Website | Oscar Piastri
WEBOut-and-out racer, driving for the multi world championship-winning McLaren Formula 1 Team. Winner of three consecutive championships: 2019 Formula Renault Eurocup Championship, 2020 FIA F3 Championship and 2021 FIA F2 Championship.
About - Oscar Piastri
WEBApr 6, 2001 · FIA Formula 3. Oscar joined reigning team champions Prema Racing for 2020 and started his season with third on the grid and a debut win in his first race. He later went on to take three consecutive second-place finishes before retirements and reliability issues affected his season.
OSCAR PIASTRI - FIA Formula 3
WEBPiastri crowned F3 champion, as Lawson eases to third win of the year in season finale
Oscar Piastri - FIA Formula 2
WEBThe Renault junior became the second F3 champion in 2020, recording two wins and 164 points, beating out Theo Pourchaire by three.
Oscar Piastri - ESPN
WEBApr 6, 2001 · Oscar Piastri emerged victorious in a nail-biting race-long battle with Charles Leclerc at the Azerbaijan Grand Prix, catapulting his McLaren team in front of Red Bull in the constructors ...
Oscar Piastri - 2020 Champion - FIA Formula 3
WEBOscar Piastri - 2020 Champion. Not even Charles Leclerc or George Russell managed to win three single-seater titles in a row on their way up the ladder, but in 2021, Piastri followed up his 2019 Formula Renault and 2020 F3 successes with the Formula 2 title.
Oscar Piastri - F1 Driver for McLaren - Formula 1
WEBJun 4, 2001 · F3 champion. F2 champion (by more than 50 points). Piastri did not simply climb the junior single-seater ladder, he charged up it to knock loudly on the F1 door. So impressive was Piastri that two F1 teams squabbled over his services for 2023, adding a new dimension to the driver market and so-called ‘silly season’.
The timeline of Oscar Piastri’s journey to an F1 seat
WEBNov 22, 2022 · In a race he thought “had ended in the first 10s” following a dramatic first two corners, Piastri came from third on the grid to win on his F3 debut ahead of old British F4 and FR2.0 rival, and now Prema team-mate, Sargeant.
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