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Who is Oscar Piastri? The latest Australian to join the F1 grid

Who is Oscar Piastri? The latest Australian to join the F1 grid

Oscar Piastri is arguably the most exciting prospect in Australian motorsport, and will make his Formula 1 debut this year. The 21-year-old has secured a seat at McLaren for the 2023 season, replacing fellow countryman Daniel Ricciardo.

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Helmut Marko retracts statement after declaring Daniel Ricciardo would join Red Bull in 2023

Helmut Marko retracts statement after declaring Daniel Ricciardo would join Red Bull in 2023

Daniel Ricciardo was seemingly confirmed as Red Bull’s third driver for the 2023 Formula 1 season when Helmut Marko - the team’s advisor - told Sky Sports Germany that the Australian had signed on for next year.

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Jack Doohan 'grateful' for F1 debut despite engine issues

Jack Doohan 'grateful' for F1 debut despite engine issues

Australian racing prodigy Jack Doohan has made his Formula 1 race weekend debut, driving for Alpine in the first practice session at the Mexican Grand Prix. The 19-year-old stepped into Esteban Ocon’s Alpine A522 on Friday (local time), having earned the opportunity after strong performances in Formula 2.

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Pierre Gasly to race for Alpine, Nyck de Vries takes Alpha Tauri seat as 2023 F1 grid fills up

Pierre Gasly to race for Alpine, Nyck de Vries takes Alpha Tauri seat as 2023 F1 grid fills up

Pierre Gasly will race for Alpine from the 2023 Formula 1 season, with Nyck de Vries locking down the newly-vacated seat at Alpha Tauri. Replacing the departing Fernando Alonso, Gasly joins the Renault-owned team on a multi-year deal and will form an all-French line-up alongside Esteban Ocon.

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F1 French Grand Prix 2022 result: Max Verstappen wins after Charles Leclerc crash as Lewis Hamilton finishes second

F1 French Grand Prix 2022 result: Max Verstappen wins after Charles Leclerc crash as Lewis Hamilton finishes second

Max Verstappen took victory at the French Grand Prix after previous leader Charles Leclerc crashed out. Leclerc had been the dominant force at Circuit Paul Ricard, qualifying first and keeping Verstappen and Lewis Hamilton at bay from the start on Sunday.

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