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Oscar Piastri Officially Confirms Split From Management Team Mark Webber

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Oscar Piastri Officially Confirms Split From Management Team Mark Webber
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Mark Webber and Oscar Piastri have parted ways

The landscape behind the Formula 1 paddock has shifted dramatically after Oscar Piastri mutually agreed to part ways with his long-time management team led by former Grand Prix winner Mark Webber. This major career update marks a significant turning point for the young Australian driver as he structures his future in the sport.

The former Red Bull driver had guided the talented youngster since 2019, serving as a constant presence in the paddock and playing a pivotal role in securing his breakthrough seat at McLaren. Although Webber had already stepped back from his direct trackside duties ahead of the season, both parties ultimately decided that it was the right moment to officially conclude their contractual management agreement.

Reflecting on the separation, the #81 driver expressed sincere gratitude for the invaluable advice and unwavering support provided by Webber and his wife, Ann Webber, throughout his ascent through the motorsport ranks.

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"I'd like to thank Mark and Ann for all their support and advice over the years," Piastri stated. "Their guidance has been invaluable, particularly in navigating the beginning of my F1 career. I wish them all the best going forward."

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Webber echoed these sentiments, expressing immense pride in having laid the foundational groundwork that allowed the young charger to fight at the sharp end of the grid from the very start of his career in the premier class.

"We are proud to have played a pivotal role in the formative years of Oscar's career and to have placed him in F1 so that he could compete at the front so early on," Webber commented. "Following our reduced trackside involvement this season, we have collectively agreed that now is an appropriate time to bring our management agreement to a close."

With a fresh operational framework now in place, the McLaren standout continues his championship campaign supported at the tracks by former Prema Formula 2 race engineer Pedro Matos and mental coach Emma Murray.

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