Oscar Piastri recognises that he needs to change things up if he wants to get his F1 title charge back on track. The Mexico Grand Prix marked the Australian’s fourth race on the bounce off the podium, seeing McLaren teammate Lando Norris win and leapfrog him in the drivers’ standings after six months at the top of the table.

Oscar Piastri made a 'strange' admission after losing the Formula 1 world championship lead to his McLaren teammate Lando Norris. Piastri recovered from seventh on the grid to finish fifth at the Mexican Grand Prix, but he still surrendered the championship lead to race-winner Norris.

Oscar Piastri says he fought hard for fifth place in the Mexico City Grand Prix and limited the damage in the drivers’ championship, but is having to learn to drive his McLaren differently.

Norris has had the better of McLaren teammate and main title rival Oscar Piastri for the past five weekends, and has produced an extraordinary fightback since his devastating DNF at the Dutch Grand Prix, which left him 34 points adrift of Piastri.

Oscar Piastri has lost his lead in the Formula 1 drivers' championship. Despite momentum working against the Australian, there are still plenty of reasons to believe he can win the world title.

McLaren boss Andrea Stella has claimed the leading element behind the huge gap between its drivers in Formula 1's Mexico

Norris now leads the championship with 357 points, one more than Piastri (356). Max Verstappen (321) remains in third place, 36 behind Norris. There are still 116 points available from the final four grands prix, which include two sprints.

Oscar Piastri has led the 2025 F1 championship since April. But a poor run of recent form means his place is now under major threat

McLarens Lando Norris won by half a minute in Mexico as team-mate Oscar Piastri finished fifth on a difficult weekend for the now-former world title leader; Piastri opens up on changes he is having to

Oscar Piastri finished fifth in the Mexico Grand Prix on Sunday (local time) as teammate Lando Norris won the race and overtook the Aussie in the championship race by just one point. The P5 finish for Piastri might have been a step in the right direction after he started seventh on the grid,

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