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Formula One is waiting for Oscar Piastri after he clinched the FIA Formula 3 Championship for 2020. As Mark Webber welcomed him with a hug at the end of his winning campaign, the big question now is where he will land for 2021. This year was supposed to have been

Oscar Piastri could cement his future in Formula One today (Sunday). But it won’t be easy. After an up-and-down year he faces a winner-takes-all grand final at Mugello in Italy for the FIA Formula 3 Championship. The Melbourne teenager is tied on points for the title lead but, critically,

Anyone who questioned Oscar Piastri’s potential for Formula One now has their answer. The young Aussie delivered it with an emphatic and calculated drive to the podium in the Formula 3 curtain-raiser to the Italian Grand Prix at Monza. It’s not the result that is so impressive, but

Four young Australians are winding up for a big swing through the tail end of the FIA Formula 3 championship in Europe. Alex Peroni is aiming for more podium places, while Jack Doohan and Calan Williams are looking to salvage something from disappointing campaigns in the midfield. But none of

Reverse-grid racing has been a controversial topic for Supercars in 2020 and the best and worst of the system is reflected in results from Silverstone in the UK. Australian drivers were winners and losers in the FIA Formula 3 championship supports for the British Grand Prix, with the reverse-grid race

Oscar Piastri is ticking all the boxes as he drives towards a future in Formula One. The Melbourne teenager is doing the job on the track, where he leads the FIA Formula 3 Championship after six races, but he has also qualified as a member or the Renault Sport Academy,