Oscar Piastri says he’s happy with the apparent flexible rear wing on his race-winning car but it’s not a “magic bullet” making McLaren the team to beat in Formula 1 ahead of the Singapore Grand Prix.

Mark Webber, the former Red Bull F1 driver and Piastri’s manager, appeared on Sky Sports after the race to discuss his fellow Australian’s achievement. He used the word “confusing” to describe Piastri’s maiden win in Hungary, where a team orders call from McLaren put him back into the lead late on. This was anything but.

Piastri reflects on a thrilling victory at the Azerbaijan Grand Prix, showcasing his talent and performance while praising McLaren's remarkable transformation.

Australian driver Oscar Piastri took an impressive victory at the Azerbaijan Grand Prix on Sunday, winning enough points that his team McLaren also took the lead in the constructors’ world championship,

Oscar Piastri is only 39 races into his Formula One career but with victory in the Azerbaijan Grand Prix he showed again why he is such a talented driver. The most impressive attribute the McLaren driver has – alongside the natural talent and raw speed,

Oscar Piastri won second career grand prix, McLaren passed Red Bull in the title race and a late crash shook up the podium during a thrilling Sunday in Baku.

His teammate, Valtteri Bottas, likely extracted the maximum he could out of his car with a 16th-place finish. Sauber still is the only F1 team without a point this season.

Oscar Piastri defended McLaren's 'legal' rear wing design during the press conference in Singapore. Max Verstappen was also asked his opinion after McLaren passed Red Bull in the Constructors standings,

One topical debate at the moment is the legality of McLaren's 'flexi-wings'. The wings on both Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri's cars are said to be under discussion, given the team has become increasingly compeititve this season.