Oscar Piastri snubs Alpine, Ferrari fail again and Max Verstappen puts on a masterclass | Unlapped

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This episode was recorded on 8/2/22. Katie George, Nate Saunders and Laurence Edmondson crack open all the latest F1 drama as Alonso announces he will leave Alpine in 2023 after Sebastian Vettel leaves a seat open at Aston Martin. The crew reacts “live” to Oscar Piastri snubbing Alpine. And Ferrari have another strategy meltdown as Max Verstappen cruises into summer break.

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