The Resurrection of the Assassin: Oscar’s 2026 Revenge

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Seven Wins and One Final Lesson: The Piastri Reset

Make no mistake: Oscar Piastri is the most dangerous man on the 2026 grid. 

While the headlines are currently flooded with Lando’s gold helmets and Max’s new numbers, the young Australian is quietly sharpening his blades.

Oscar won a staggering seven races in 2025—a feat that, in almost any other year, would have secured the title. For many of us at Senate Grand Prix, the championship was his until that fateful day in Baku at the Azerbaijan Grand Prix. 

He didn't lose on pace; he lost on the acceptable margins of experience. But here’s the scary part for the rest of the field: Oscar Piastri is a fast learner.

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The Psychological Shift: Number #2 and The Clarkson Factor

There are strong whispers in the paddock that Oscar is taking the racing number #2 for 2026. 

This isn't just a number; it’s a psychological masterstroke. 

By wearing the #2, he’s reminding himself every single morning that he is exactly one position away from the crown. It’s a constant, visual fuel for a driver who already possesses ice-cold composure.

And for those who think he’s all work and no play, keep an eye on your TV screens. Word is Oscar is set to appear in an episode of Clarkson’s Farm. 

Perhaps a bit of time in the Cotswolds mud is precisely the "human reset" he needs to return as the complete F1 driver—combining his clinical racing style with a newfound, hungry grit to "right the wrongs."

Fighting for Every Inch of Tarmac

Oscar enters 2026 with nothing to prove and everything to gain. 

He has the wins, he has the speed, and now, he has the scar tissue of a title fight lost at the eleventh hour. In the new era of nimble cars and active aero, a driver who can stay calm while the world burns around him is king. He has his manager in Mark Webber and will be building a new campaign to fight hard in 2026

Lando and Max might be the current titans, but the "complete" version of Oscar Piastri is coming to reclaim what he feels is rightfully his. 

He won't just be fighting for points; he’ll be fighting for every inch of the tarmac.

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And as always, when the lights go out and the drama unfolds, here at Senate Grand Prix, there is only one winner, and that's you, the race fans!