Oscar Piastri was unrevealing about whether he would be prepared to sacrifice his race to help McLaren team-mate Lando Norris

The Australian racer had to settle for third in qualifying, behind his team-mate Lando Norris who took his second pole position of the season

Oscar Piastri has his work cut out winning Formula One’s jewel in the crown and keeping his lead in the world drivers’ championship after qualifying third for Sunday night’s Monaco Grand Prix.

Oscar Piastri has established himself as the favorite for the 2025 F1 world championship. The Australian driver defied expectations this The post Oscar Piastri Blames One Mistake for Losing Monaco GP Pole to Lando Norris appeared first on FirstSportz.

Over the weekend, that photo above made the rounds: AJ, an Oscar Piastri fan from Australia, had posted on X that he’d make a life-sized version of Piastri out of pizza if Piastri won pole. Folks: Piastri won pole, and AJ made the Pizzastri. I had to reach out to him and ask about this. Here’s my Q&A with AJ. Bon appétit.

Formula One championship-leader Oscar Piastri said qualifying third for Sunday's Monaco Grand Prix grid looked like a "decent effort" after a messy weekend of scraping walls with his McLaren.

In another swing of the McLaren pendulum, momentum is with Lando Norris after he claimed pole position for the Monaco Grand Prix having beaten Oscar Piastri last time out at Imola. It validates McLaren’s stance to not support one driver over the other,

McLaren’s Formula One championship leader, Oscar Piastri, qualified third with Ferrari’s Lewis Hamilton fourth and Red Bull’s Max Verstappen fifth.