Oscar Piastri, Spanish Grand Prix and McLaren
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McLaren team principal Andrea Stella admitted that Max Verstappen's three-stop strategy at the Spanish Grand Prix had the team worried, having initially believed the four-time Formula 1 champion's approach was "not going to be a problem". Verstappen made ...
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motorsport.com on MSNWhy McLaren is surprised by Red Bull gap at F1 Spanish GP, but not by front wing outcomeMcLaren is slightly surprised by its pace advantage on Red Bull, but not for the reasons many had speculated about
FORMULA ONE continues a tour across Europe, heading to Barcelona for the ninth round of racing this season. Pole sitter Oscar Piastri currently leads the F1 Drivers’ Championship, but has
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Stadium Rant on MSNMcLaren Remains The Quickest Car Despite Rule ChangesFrom the moment the 2025 Formula One season began, McLaren’s MCL39 has been the quickest out of all ten cars. Many people believed that it was, in a big part, due to its flexible front wing. A new Technical Directive connected to that part of the car has been introduced during the Spanish Grand Prix
Formula One championship leader Oscar Piastri won the Spanish Grand Prix from pole position in a McLaren one-two on Sunday to go 10 points clear of teammate Lando Norris in the title battle.
George Russell (Mercedes) and Lewis Hamilton (Ferrari) round out the top five starting positions, and are fourth and sixth in the standings, respectively. Tune in to ESPN on Sunday morning to see who wins the 2025 Spanish Grand Prix. You can live stream all of the action with FuboTV.
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GPFans on MSNF1 Qualifying Results: Hamilton lands major blow as McLaren star suffers shocking defeatMax Verstappen was beaten by more than quarter of a second by Oscar Piastri in Q1 for the Spanish Grand Prix, but team-mate Yuki Tsunoda was the headline-maker on Saturday afternoon, setting the slowest time of the session to qualify 20th and last.
There are just four engines on the grid at this point, supplying the 20 drivers, but there are plenty of changes expected come 2026. F1 cars in 2025 run hybrid V6 engines, and in 2026 the V6s are due to remain, but with big changes.