As an aspiring teenage racer who had migrated from his native Australia to the UK, Oscar Piastri once stood proud in front of the imposing Red Bull Racing factory in Milton Keynes, his eyes wide with awe and dreams of Formula 1 glory.
Little did he know that years later, he would find himself on the front row of an F1 Grand Prix as a talented rookie racing with McLaren, ready to go head-to-head against Max Verstappen, the leader of the very team whose factory he had once visited.
The picture beautifully captures the essence of "How it started, how it's going," showcasing the incredible journey of a young man who turned his aspirations into a reality, transitioning from an excited young karter to a formidable competitor in the pinnacle of motorsport.
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