The Australian racer had to settle for third in qualifying, behind his team-mate Lando Norris who took his second pole position of the season

Oscar Piastri has his work cut out winning Formula One’s jewel in the crown and keeping his lead in the world drivers’ championship after qualifying third for Sunday night’s Monaco Grand Prix.

Oscar Piastri was surprisingly candid in his assessment of his performance in qualifying for the Monaco Grand Prix.

The Formula 1 Monaco Grand Prix will take place on Sunday, May 25, at Circuit de Monaco in Monte Carlo. The race will start at 9 a.m. ET and will be broadcast on ABC. Fans can watch the race for free using DirecTV Stream or FuboTV, which both offer free trials for new users. SlingTV doesn’t offer a free trial but has promotional offers available.

Formula One championship-leader Oscar Piastri said qualifying third for Sunday's Monaco Grand Prix grid looked like a "decent effort" after a messy weekend of scraping walls with his McLaren.

Norris took pole position from Ferrari’s home favorite Charles Leclerc, with Sunday’s iconic grand prix next up in Monte Carlo

Oscar Piastri says the new mandatory two-stop regulations at the Monaco Grand Prix have created so many potential scenarios that his head is “still kind of untwisting itself” trying to understand them.

Oscar Piastri is doing what he needs to do to win a first Formula One title, the sport's most successful driver of all time Lewis Hamilton said on Thursday.

Over the weekend, that photo above made the rounds: AJ, an Oscar Piastri fan from Australia, had posted on X that he’d make a life-sized version of Piastri out of pizza if Piastri won pole. Folks: Piastri won pole, and AJ made the Pizzastri. I had to reach out to him and ask about this. Here’s my Q&A with AJ. Bon appétit.

Charles Leclerc beat Oscar Piastri to top spot in second practice at the Monaco Grand Prix to double down on Ferrari’s unexpected early advantage in Monte Carlo.