Oscar Piastri signs on with McLaren until 2026

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 Oscar Piastri has signed an contract extension with McLaren Racing. He'll be driving orange until at least 2026. 

The announcement was stress-free compared to other ones we've seen in the F1 world, which Oscar did point out himself with a tweet. 

Following this announcement, the driver secured the front row on the starting grid for the Japanese GP, right in front of his McLaren counterpart Lando Norris. 

McLaren Twitter

This is Oscar's best qualifying yet in his career and we here hope to see a papaya win. 






written by Randi May

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