The Brazilian Grand Prix has been known to be unforgiving to drivers with a difficult surface and often wet and slick conditions... a reality that Piastri learned the hard way.

Piastri crashed out in damp conditions at Interlagos, meaning he is now further behind his team-mate in the 2025 Formula 1 title fight

Oscar Piastri has revealed that his recent struggles are linked to driving style shifts demanded by the MCL38. The Australian believes that his team-mate, Lando Norris, has adapted better to the new requirements to get speed out of McLaren’s car ...

McLaren's Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri are two of F1's highest-paid drivers, with Norris currently holding a higher net worth of $35 million compare

Oscar Piastri says he was “much happier” with his spring qualifying performance at the Brazilian Grand Prix on Saturday morning, despite finishing well behind teammate Lando Norris.

This article was originally published on www.si.com/fannation/racing/f1briefings as Jacques Villeneuve Deals Damning Oscar Piastri Verdict As F1 Advantage Disappears. Jacques Villeneuve has suggested Lando Norris' apparent struggles early in the current Formula 1 season led to McLaren teammate Oscar Piastri becoming "complacent."

F1 expert Chris Medland has backed Oscar Piastri to bring an end to his form slump and turn it around after losing his Drivers' Championship lead. Piastri endured his second tough race in a row with the Australia losing his lead to McLaren teammate Lando Norris after the Mexico GP.

A new day of F1 news is upon us, and there's no better place to get the best stories than in GPblog's daily liveblog: F1 LIVE! Ralf Schumacher has hinted that Oscar Piastri could leave McLaren if trust between the driver and team has deteriorated.