Formula 1 drivers Pierre Gasly, Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri went head to head at a super-sized game of UNO in a video that has quickly racked up more than 320,000 views in less than a day.Formula 1 posted the…

Formula 1 drivers Lando Norris, Oscar Piastri, and Pierre Gasly competed in a lighthearted, super-sized game of UNO in the paddock. The promotional video, posted by Formula 1 to YouTube, quickly surpassed 320,000 views within a single day. The drivers played with oversized sign-board cards using standard rules, engaging in playful trash talk throughout the contest.
Gasly finished his cards first to win the game after playing a draw-four card against Norris. Although the two McLaren teammates subsequently battled to avoid last place, Piastri managed to reduce his hand, leaving Norris to finish in last place. Norris joked afterward that it was the first UNO game he had ever lost.
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