Oscar Piastri says he’s happy with the apparent flexible rear wing on his race-winning car but it’s not a “magic bullet” making McLaren the team to beat in Formula 1 ahead of the Singapore Grand Prix.

The Australian said he will focus on helping his team win the constructors' title as he is too far behind in the drivers' standings. Read more at straitstimes.com.

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Mark Webber, the former Red Bull F1 driver and Piastri’s manager, appeared on Sky Sports after the race to discuss his fellow Australian’s achievement. He used the word “confusing” to describe Piastri’s maiden win in Hungary, where a team orders call from McLaren put him back into the lead late on. This was anything but.

Charles Leclerc took pole and led the first half of the race in Azerbaijan, while Ferrari team-mate Carlos Sainz Jr won in Singapore last year. Both the Baku circuit and the Marina Bay layout suit Ferrari’s car best but McLaren have proven they have the pace to win on tracks which are far from tailor-made for the MCL38.

Oscar Piastri credited his “high-risk” overtake on Charles Leclerc with securing him victory at the Azerbaijan Grand Prix.

Formula 1's governing body have announced the car of one of McLaren's star drivers has undergone an inspection ahead of this weekend's Singapore Grand Prix. The team go into the event at the Marina Bay Street Circuit off the back of a sensational weekend in Azerbaijan last time out.

Despite a brilliant victory in 
Azerbaijan, McLaren’s Oscar Piastri has conceded challenging for the drivers’ championship is ‘not realistic’ and the team’s best chance of dethroning Max Verstappen remains,

Oscar Piastri defends McLaren's rear wing legality amid FIA investigation and controversies while asserting the team's adherence to regulations.