Oscar Piastri’s Dutch GP win put him firmly in the championship driver’s seat, while teammate Lando Norris was left stranded when his engine gave up the ghost.
If you ever doubted Formula 1 could still deliver drama without a safety car, without rain, and without someone physically throwing a wing mirror at a rival’s head — Hungary just politely asked you to sit down and shut up.
While everyone else was tiptoeing around Spa’s soaked tarmac like it was a minefield, Oscar Piastri went full send through Eau Rouge, passed his teammate like a missile, and never looked back.
It took rain, chaos, and the stewards doing steward things, but Lando Norris finally sent the Silverstone crowd home happy Sunday.
If you thought the Austrian Grand Prix might be one of those relaxing, snooze-worthy Sunday drives through the Styrian hills, think again.
George Russell took his first F1 win of the season Sunday like a man settling an old score—clean, precise, and just smug enough to remind everyone why Mercedes keeps him around.
Oscar Piastri won the Spanish Grand Prix Sunday.
There are days when a Formula 1 race unfolds like a Shakespearean tragedy: full of drama, betrayal, and men in tights.