F1 cars have a lot more downforce and a lower center of gravity relative to MotoGP bikes. So, it is understandable why F1 drivers don’t face a lot of injuries. On the other hand, MotoGP riders may have a big injury as their bikes are more vulnerable to accidents due to the lack of cornering speed and stability.

The MotoGP and F1 racers meet up for a crossover shifter kart challenge, but does Piastri have the upper hand?

Oscar Piastri won second career grand prix, McLaren passed Red Bull in the title race and a late crash shook up the podium during a thrilling Sunday in Baku.