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The deep and lasting significance of the McLaren MP4/4’s forgotten older brother

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Formula 1
The deep and lasting significance of the McLaren MP4/4’s forgotten older brother

WRC Finland: Pajari claims back-to-back WRC victories

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Rally Finland
WRC Finland: Pajari claims back-to-back WRC victories

KTM might drop Vinales with immediate effect

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British GP
KTM might drop Vinales with immediate effect

Supercars Perth: Payne outduels Feeney for victory

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Perth Super 440
Supercars Perth: Payne outduels Feeney for victory

Verstappen's mindset going into the F1 summer break: "Of course I can easily stop, but I love racing"

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Hungarian GP
Verstappen's mindset going into the F1 summer break: "Of course I can easily stop, but I love racing"

Voting is open in Autosport Best of the Month for July 2026

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Voting is open in Autosport Best of the Month for July 2026

Ogier to remain in hospital overnight after Rally Finland crash

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Rally Finland
Ogier to remain in hospital overnight after Rally Finland crash

WRC Finland: Pajari in prime position for home win after Ogier crash

WRC
Rally Finland
WRC Finland: Pajari in prime position for home win after Ogier crash

Video: Piastri - From rookie to F1 title contender in his own words

Oscar Piastri on his 2025 F1 season so far, McLaren’s MCL39 pros and cons and where he has made the biggest gains since joining the grid in 2023

Oscar Piastri has a nine-point lead in the 2025 Formula 1 championship over team-mate Lando Norris, following the first 14 races of the season.

In an exclusive chat with Autosport, hosted at McLaren's Technology Centre, the Australian broke down the key details of his season so far. He picks the races that have been the highlights of his season so far, reveals the early pros and cons of McLaren's dominant MCL39 chassis, and how he plans to approach the remaining 10 races of the season.

Piastri also explains where he feels he's made the greatest strides since joining F1 in 2023, and how his growing stature and confidence in his driving is helping him in the races.

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