Oscar Piastri: Australian F1 star enjoys a romantic getaway on the Sunshine Coast with his glamorous girlfriend
Australian F1 star Oscar Piastri and his girlfriend Lily Zneimer are currently enjoying a romantic holiday on the Sunshine Coast.
The professional driver, 22, was spotted in Noosa on Wednesday on a chartered sunset boat trip with his amazing partner.
The Noosa Dreamboats Instagram page posted a photo gallery of the lovebirds having the time of their lives together.
One showed Oscar and Lily posing while standing on the boat and dock.
Many of Oscar’s fans were quick to rave about the couple’s romance.
Australian F1 star Oscar Piastri and his girlfriend Lily Zneimer are currently enjoying a romantic break on the Sunshine Coast
“Fantastic, how wonderful for you,” one follower wrote, while another added: “How cool.”
Earlier this month, Piastri reflected on his ‘brutal’ debut season in Formula 1 with McLaren, after initially being announced as Alpine driver for 2023.
The Aussie star, who finished ninth in the championship after a sprint victory in Qatar, won plaudits for his pace, skill and composure under pressure.
His decision to reject Alpine and sign for McLaren alongside British racer Lando Norris caused controversy at the start of the season, but was ultimately an excellent move.
The professional driver, 22, was spotted in Noosa on Wednesday on a chartered sunset boat trip with his amazing partner
“The first part of the season was undoubtedly difficult, but the turnaround in the car was remarkable,” he said ABC Sports.
‘The desire is great to get this team back to the front on a regular basis and I have seen that with my own eyes.
“To see the team members from the podium and what it means to them to have their drivers there is a brilliant tonic.”
The Melbourne-born driver performed in a number of races, most notably with his first podium in Japan, quickly followed by top runs in Qatar, where he won the sprint and then finished second in the GP after starting sixth.
In September, Piastri signed a new deal with McLaren to keep him at the Formula 1 team until 2026.
Earlier this month, Piastri reflected on his ‘brutal’ debut season in Formula 1 with McLaren, after initially being announced as Alpine driver for 2023.