Piastri and Norris are total opposites
The Aussie has really stepped up this season
Oscar Piastri became the first repeat winner (and, er, fourth pole-to-flag victor in a row in what was billed as the closest, most unpredictable F1 season in yonks), by dominating the Bahrain Grand Prix, closing to within three points of
by Joe Holding
He started in pole and led from start to finish
If you follow Formula 1 on social media, you've seen the recent discussions (memes, even) about Norris' odd statistic-he's started in pole six times but has only won two races. One of the possible reasons? He's often easily
Norris recovered all the way to fourth after a nightmare qualifying
The previous Grands Prix have been exciting ones, with several different teams outside of Red Bull taking P1 each weekend. But this last one-the Azerbaijan GP-might be one of this season's most exciting and dramatic yet.You've probably
Clearly, he is the only driver on the grid who can challenge Verstappen
After facing weeks of criticism, McLaren has decided that, actually, it will use team orders to support Lando Norris's title moonshot, after all.The team has admirably let both its drivers race freely this season, although that stance has been under
by Joe Holding
Pure grit from this young lad
If Oscar Piastri's maiden F1 victory at the Hungarian Grand Prix a few weeks ago wasn't impressive enough, we now know that he did it with a broken bone. How in the heck?The 23-year-old took to social
by Joe Holding
The post-race proceedings were pretty awkward to watch
There has not been a more exciting season of Formula 1 in recent memory, as the last 12 races have produced six different race winners. True, Max Verstappen has taken home most of the wins and maintains a commanding lead in the
