Piastri assesses his ‘painful’ Spanish GP in Madrid
14-09-2026 11:31 via formula1.com

Piastri assesses his ‘painful’ Spanish GP in Madrid

Oscar Piastri had a race to forget in Madrid, a first lap incident derailing his afternoon on a day where Lando Norris showed the McLaren had the pace to fight for the win. The Australian finished down in eighth place behind the Alpine of Franco Colapinto, while his team mate took yet another rostrum.
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