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OSCAR PIASTRI and MARK WEBBER | 20/04/2025

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He would look so good in this, omg

this is a message for oscar piastri’s PR team, oscar piastri’s PR team if you’re listening. so i think he could be milo from atlantis for halloween ‘cus that would be neat. and in this essay i will—

I was watching the F1 rookies Round Table video and saw people commenting about how the vibes were similar for when George, Lando, Alex, etc. were rookies. It made me realise that Max is just like that kid who gets put up a grade because they’re a child genius, or whatever, and ends up being the youngest in the class and ostracised for it. Too young to fit in with the veterans, too old to be a part of the rookies group.

It makes me wonder, if Max had “graduated” alongside his peers, and had been a rookie amongst rookies, how differently would he have been treated by the rest of the grid, the media, the fans? The rookies now are making jokes about how Hadjar will be a meme for his angry radio messages; would Max have been given a bit more grace for his similar outbursts if he was shown in videos like this, giggling about it alongside the others? I think it would have almost humanised him a bit, to the average viewer, to see him with the drivers he drove with in karting and whatnot.

Instead he’s been seen and treated as this sort of racing machine, robotic personality, etc. Go back and look at some of the early press conferences. Sure, he had some rude moments, but he was a teenager surrounded by drivers years older than him, with a legacy to live up to and something to prove. Imagine he had been sat amongst his former karting/f3 peers instead in those first years? Would he have been more relaxed, maybe? Or treated a bit more like a teenager learning F1, rather than a monster on the track? It’s all a bit parasocial of me, I know, but I can’t help but think of what all of this has done to shape his experience and his image.

oscar piastri who thought first about logan's DNF on the post race radio of his f3 championship win. oscar piastri who was worried about joining mclaren because his first thought was about how everyone loved daniel. oscar piastri who was overshadowed in his first sprint race win by max winning his third championship. oscar piastri who felt the need to apologize on the post race radio of his first f1 race win. oscar piastri who didn’t publicly post about an injury initially because he didn’t want people to pity him. oscar piastri who