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Grill'd launches the Oscar Piastri Chicken Burger in Australia ahead of the 2026 F1 season opener in Melbourne.
The burger uses RSPCA-approved chicken, bacon, cheddar, lettuce and chipotle mayo on a charcoal bun.
The collaboration follows last year’s Wagyu Burger and includes a limited Wagyu 2-pack at Coles.
Oscar Piastri remains with McLaren and prepares for the 2026 season opener in Melbourne.
The Melbourne season begins March 8, 2026, with Albert Park as the venue.
Grill'd founder and Piastri express excitement about the continued partnership.
Piastri expressed enthusiasm about fans' reception to the first burger last year.
Meal packs include chips and Lipton Peach Iced Tea for $27.90.
A Wagyu Burger 2-pack is available at Coles for a limited time.

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sports18h ago

Netflix released the Drive to Survive Season 8 trailer, revealing storylines from the 2025 F1 season.
The trailer includes footage from the F1-75 show in London and features Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri.
The trailer highlights rookie drivers and Hamilton’s first season at Ferrari.
Max Verstappen is portrayed as a strong comeback subject in the trailer.
Drive to Survive Season 8 will be available on Netflix on February 27, 2026.
The trailer shows an intra-team battle between Norris and Piastri.
The documentary also covers behind-the-scenes moments with team principals.
Hamilton’s move to Ferrari is featured in the trailer.
The trailer includes commentary from Red Bull and other executives about the season.
The article notes the presence of Will Buxton and Claire Williams in the new season.
Netflix confirms the show will cover both on-track and off-track stories of 2025.

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sports16h ago

PlanetF1 notes the 2026 cars have lower grip and reduced downforce, changing how drivers must adapt.
Oscar Piastri is seen as potentially vulnerable on low-grip tracks, a key factor for 2026.
McLaren boss Andrea Stella says improving on low-grip conditions will help Piastri develop quickly.
Piastri himself acknowledged races where there were opportunities to improve his all-round driving.
Hamilton described the new cars as more fun to drive but still demanding in low-grip conditions.
PlanetF1’s Bahrain testing notes that the new cars are more skittish and harder to brake with.
Organizers emphasize Piastri's past rapid progress and potential to master 2026 regulations.
The report uses multiple sources, including Sky F1 and Cadillac F1, to frame the car’s grip changes.
The piece notes Piastri’s 2025 momentum and championship contention as context for 2026.
PlanetF1 suggests Piastri could still become a champion once he adapts to low-grip 2026 cars.
The article frames the 2026 changes as a test of driving style and adaptability for Piastri.

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sports10h ago

Piastri starts 2026 without Mark Webber as his trackside support, marking a team reshuffle ahead of the season.
Pedro Maria will join Piastri as race engineer, reinforcing the team behind the scenes.
Webber remains involved as Piastri’s manager, alongside Ann Neal.
Piastri will race the 2026 season from Melbourne with testing in Bahrain ahead of the opener.
Webber continues as Piastri’s manager alongside Ann Neal.
Piastri finished third in 2025 and seeks strong momentum for 2026.
The changes come as Piastri aims to maintain momentum after 2025 season.
Piastri’s 2026 season will feature testing in Bahrain before Melbourne opener.
The report notes Webber’s past as a five-time race winner and 2010 title contender.
Piastri is set to finish his fourth F1 season with McLaren.

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