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Piastri says he is staying at McLaren
Oscar Piastri said on Thursday that he will remain at McLaren next year, ending speculation that he was to be replaced by four-time champion Max Verstappen.
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/ 4 years agoLeclerc laments loss of power as Ferrari struggle
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/ 4 years agoMax Verstappen takes Mexico GP pole position
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Piastri says he is staying at McLaren
