F1 star Oscar Piastri has finally cleared up any lingering confusion over what sticking to papaya rules entails. McLaren - led by Zak Brown - have been consistent in their stance that title rivals Piastri and team-mate Lando Norris have permission to race each other, with team strategy often coming second in the pecking order.

After 14 rounds, just nine points separate the pair, with Piastri narrowly leading the drivers’ standings as both drivers chase

David Coulthard says the mentality Oscar Piastri and Lando Norris need in the title fight is to take "pleasure" from the other's "failure".

McLaren is set to win a first F1 world title double since 1998 this season - a dramatic turnaround from the still-struggling team of 2022

Oscar Piastri Explains The Reality of McLaren's Papaya Rules In F1 Championship Fight Against Lando Norris originally appeared on Athlon Sports.

Bruce McLaren started his race team in 1963. The racing operations unit has competed in Formula 1, IndyCar, Formula E, Extreme E and F1 Sim Racing, winning heralded races including the Indianapolis 500, 24 Hours of Le Mans and the Monaco Grand Prix.

Oscar Piastri has opened up about “unsaid rule” in every Formula One team.The Australian driver, who has six victories and four pole positions under his belt this year, has gotten candid about his strengths and team strategy.

Oscar Piastri will follow in the footsteps of compatriot Daniel Ricciardo, having his own grandstand at the Australian Grand Prix next season. The current Drivers’ Championship leader will see his fans housed opposite the pit lane by the start-finish line at the Albert Park street circuit.