US EditionPiastri Can Claim Another 'Home' Win at Imola
- Oscar Piastri leads the 2025 Formula One Championship as he prepares to race this weekend at the Emilia-Romagna Grand Prix in Imola, Italy.
- Piastri's rise follows a strong season with four wins in six races, including Bahrain and Shanghai, boosting McLaren's dominance amid Ferrari's struggles.
- He enters Imola with a 16-point advantage over teammate Lando Norris, carrying momentum from recent victories and recognition such as the Lorenzo Bandini Trophy.
- Piastri noted that the team is running very soft tyres this weekend, which could provide some advantage, but he anticipates stiffer competition compared to their dominant performance in Miami.
- This weekend's race at a technically challenging, fast Imola circuit offers Piastri a chance to solidify his title bid and replicate historical McLaren success.
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Piastri can claim another 'home' win at Imola
IMOLA, Italy :Formula One leader Oscar Piastri can win another "home" race this weekend, with Italy's Imola circuit on a list that stretches from Melbourne to Shanghai, Bahrain, Monaco, Silverstone and Monza.The 24-year-old Australian started the season disappointingly in his birthplace of Melbourne but then
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Formula 1 in Imola: Piastri Already Fastest
Three wins in series have been won by Oscar Piastri in Formula 1. Even on the first laps in Imola, nobody is faster than the McLaren driver.WM top rider Oscar Piastri is still in the form high at the European start of Formula 1. The McLaren driver from Australia drove the fastest lap at the first training before the Grand Prix in Imola and scored his fourth victory in series at the race on Sunday (15.00 am/RTL and Sky). Second was his British st…
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