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14 April 2025
Oscar Piastri Wins 50th F1 Start at Bahrain Grand Prix, Beats Russell and Norris to the Line

Oscar Piastri Wins 50th F1 Start at Bahrain Grand Prix, Beats Russell and Norris to the Line

Oscar Piastri transformed pole position into a commanding victory at the Grand Prix, securing his second Formula One victory of the season in Bahrain under the lights. Piastri appeared to be in total control from the moment the lights went out, preventing early pressure, precisely controlling tire deterioration, and carrying out faultless pit strategy. Beyond his years on the grid, his maturity and assurance were evident in every action.

 

This most recent victory was his fourth in Formula One and possibly his most calculated to far. More significantly, he shot to second place in the drivers' championship standings as a result. As the season progresses, there will likely be an exciting intra-team battle as he now trails his McLaren teammate Lando Norris by just three points. Piastri has cemented his place in the title discussion with momentum on his side and the McLaren car displaying genuine potential.

“That should be one hell of a party tonight. Mega weekend everyone. That was pretty damn fun,” Piastri said on Sunday after marking his 50th start in perfect style.

 

Building a lead throughout the race and finishing 15.5 seconds ahead of the field, Piastri's performance was nothing short of commanding. The actual drama took place behind him, as the struggle for spots continued, while he glided to victory.

 

George Russell of Mercedes was one of the competitors for the podium; he persevered with determination in spite of gearbox problems and a broken DRS system. He managed to hold off a hard-charging Lando Norris for 24 circuits on soft tires, placing him in second place by less than a second at the finish line.

 

Despite beginning in sixth place, Norris was able to make his way onto the podium, however not without any controversy. Despite receiving a five-second penalty for being out of position in his grid box, he managed to secure third place with his efforts.

 

Lewis Hamilton of Mercedes and Charles Leclerc of Ferrari finished fourth and fifth, respectively. As the seven-time world champion continues to get used to his new team, Hamilton's finish was his best since joining Ferrari this season.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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