Australian brand confessed to F1 driver's curse: what happened.

Apology from Australian fast food

Australian fast food restaurant Grill'd issued an ironic apology in response to accusations of Oscar Piastri's "curse". The establishment reacted to rumors of a "curse" that emerged after a change in the advertising campaign dedicated to the Australian driver from McLaren. Grill'd decided to change its promotion since Piastri has not finished on the podium in any of the races.

“We apologize if our promotions have placed a curse on Oscar”

This situation emphasizes how advertising can influence the perception of events in sports. As Oscar Piastri continues to battle on the track, Grill's reaction has sparked lively discussion among fans and experts. It shows that even in the business world, unexpected connections with events occurring in sports can arise.