Reese Mautone

1 week ago | autoaction.com.au | Reese Mautone

Reflecting on his race and the road ahead, Oscar Piastri assessed his historic performance with mixed emotions as he admitted, “This weekend wasn’t my best, but I did a lot of things right today”. It wasn’t a standout start from Piastri who remained in fourth place as the field rounded the first sequence of corners, with the Australian forced to back out of an attack on Kimi Antonelli to avoid his toppling teammate.

1 week ago | autoaction.com.au | Reese Mautone

Liam Lawson’s Miami Grand Prix quickly spiralled into chaos as a first-corner clash with Jack Doohan left the spinning VCARB 02 “destroyed,” with lingering damage eventually forcing his retirement later in the race. Launching off the line from fifteenth on the grid, Lawson charged through the field and attempted to capitalise on a gap that had opened up between Gabriel Bortoleto and Jack Doohan — the catalyst for undoing in Miami.

1 week ago | autoaction.com.au | Reese Mautone

Jack Doohan’s Miami Grand Prix unravelled just moments after lights out as a first-turn tangle with Liam Lawson left him limping with a puncture before ultimately retiring trackside just a few corners later. Lining up alongside the Racing Bulls driver, there were high hopes for the front-running Alpine as Doohan started the Miami spectacle just four places outside the points, however, as the gird was unleashed, his run down the inside of Turn 1 soon proved fatal.

1 week ago | autoaction.com.au | Reese Mautone

Storming to a historic third consecutive victory, Oscar Piastri extended his championship lead in style at the Miami Grand Prix, spearheading a dominant day for McLaren as Lando Norris and George Russell joined him on a vibrant podium. From the outset, Max Verstappen’s status as the race leader was always under threat, with the pole-sitter instantly facing an attack from Norris as the field launched off the line.

1 week ago | autoaction.com.au | Reese Mautone

Jack Doohan found glimpses of promise amid a muted Saturday, describing the Sprint as “not super tricky”, before salvaging some pride in Qualifying with a “better end” to the day and a P14 start for the Miami Grand Prix. After an internal blunder left Doohan bowing out of Sprint Qualifying in SQ1, the Australian was tasked with launching from the soaked grid in P18.