“F1 Drivers Have More Control Over Their Cars”: Oscar Piastri on Impact of Speed in F1 vs MotoGP
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.
Oscar Piastri wins F1’s Azerbaijan GP after late chaos on course
McLaren driver Oscar Piastri was the winner, with pole-sitter Charles Leclerc second for Ferrari and George Russell third for Mercedes as the race finished under speed restrictions, but the intrigue went well beyond those who wound up on the podium.
Oscar Piastri, during the time when he was a part of the Alpine Driver Academy revealed how the Enstone team was a big part ...
Oscar Piastri made light of his previous not so smooth Formula ... adding two further seasons to his McLaren terms. It was after Fernando Alonso confirmed his impending move to Aston Martin ...
As Oscar was finally heading for the pits, Pérez had his new hard tyres fully up to temperature and was coming up fast. But ...
Oscar Piastri won second career grand prix, McLaren passed Red Bull in the title race and a late crash shook up the podium ...
Oscar Piastri secured his second career victory ... with the WDC competitors Norris and Verstappen behind him. Fernando Alonso secured his sixth-place finish for Aston Martin.
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