Oscar Piastri is determined to rewrite his weekend and quickly move on from his Sprint race crash, which resulted in the Australian dropping nine points behind teammate Lando Norris.

Lando Norris took sprint victory from pole in an interrupted session that saw title rival Oscar Piastri crash out after running in third, while Mercedes scored a double podium led by Kimi Antonelli.

Following the sprint qualifying at the São Paulo Grand Prix, Oscar Piastri spoke to the media about his session.

McLaren CEO Zak Brown made a staggering statement about the future of Papaya rules and how it will influence the Championship. The American revealed he would rather see Max Verstappen secure the championship than have to decide to prioritise one driver at McLaren.

It was a statement weekend from Lando Norris as he seized the lead of the Drivers’ Championship, but who were the other winners or losers in Mexico City?

Oscar Piastri didn't have the strongest weekend in Mexico and has now dropped to second in the Drivers' Championship.

Oscar Piastri admits fault for his sprint crash, saying McLaren starts fresh as the title fight with Norris and a resurgent Verstappen heats up.

Oscar Piastri says his “mentality hasn’t changed” despite rivals Norris and Verstappen cutting into his Formula One championship lead in Austin.

In what could be a crucial moment in the championship, Max Verstappen claimed victory in Austin while his title rivals retired from the race on the first lap. 

McLaren confirms internal action after the Singapore clash as Norris faces "repercussions" and Piastri says the team has moved on ahead of Austin.

Max Verstappen heads into the United States Grand Prix 63-points behind title contender Oscar Piastri and 41 points behind Lando Norris. 

The tension between Oscar Piastri and Lando Norris boiled over in Singapore, with Piastri at the brunt of yet another team order. Are the gloves about to come off between the McLaren teammates in the final stretch of the season, beginning with Austin?

With the World Constructors’ Championship safely secured, is McLaren’s commitment to ‘papaya rules’ between Oscar Piastri and Lando Norris finally over?

McLaren sealed back-to-back Constructors’ titles in Singapore–their first since the Senna era. Method, unity and precision define their rise.

Piastri calls it “a difficult race” after contact with Norris, as McLaren’s Singapore triumph highlights growing tension between the pair.

George Russell stormed to a dominant pole in qualifying, and will be joined by Max Verstappen on the front row — with the McLarens not far behind set to wrap up their Constructors’ title under the lights. Here’s everything to look out for in Singapore, the host of Formula One’s original night race.

McLaren needed just nine points to secure the Constructors' Championship at the Azerbaijan Grand Prix, but a disastrous weekend for the entire team sees the fight continuing to Singapore. Here's how the team's weekend in Baku fell apart against expectations.

A jump start and crash left Oscar Piastri out of the race and McLaren’s title hopes in tatters, with the Australian owning his mistakes.

Oscar Piastri hails McLaren’s dominant 2025 title run as “inevitable,” while downplaying Monza drama and stressing team unity.

On the surface, Monza is best known for being one of the most historic tracks in Formula One, and for the excitement it brings on a yearly basis. Actually, a hidden gem of a fact is it's uncanny tendency to either cause ache or jubilation for those at the top of the title race.