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Another Oscar Piastri Look-Alike Pops Up At Paris Olympics 2024

Naman Gopal Srivastava
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Another Oscar Piastri Look-Alike Pops Up At Paris Olympics 2024

A female Olympic break-dancer, with an uncanny facial resemblance to Oscar Piastri, was spotted competing in Paris earlier this week. And for the second time since the start of the games, Piastri could have to come out to deny that he was in the French capital, taking part in the competition.

Hungarian break-dancer Szarvák Csenge, going by her stage name B-Girl Senge, has taken F1 fans by surprise. She has an almost identical haircut and face shape to Piastri, and she was competing in ‘break’, a newly introduced event in the Olympics.

So far, Piastri hasn’t reacted to this online, but just a few days ago, he had to insist he wasn’t an Olympic athlete. A picture of Dutch gymnast Frank Rijken became viral because he looked eerily similar to Piastri. This had fans jesting about the Dutch GP being another one of Piastri’s home races.

Now, Hungary comes into the equation with Csenge’s introduction to the F1 community. Given that Piastri won the Hungarian GP last month, fans are also joking that the 22-year-old got his first-ever F1 race victory at home.

“One sport is not enough” for Piastri

With a second Piastri lookalike popping up at the Paris Olympics, there lies no end to the fans’ theories. Given F1 is on a break, Piastri’s ‘presence’ at the Olympic games makes even more sense to them. Taking the joke further, fans took over X to ask him to leave some sports for the rest of the athletes.

“Just found out that Oscar Piastri girl is Hungarian,” one fan wrote, after watching Csenge’s performance on Friday.

Currently, Piastri and other F1 drivers are in the midst of the summer break, but in two weeks, action resumes.

Piastri, who ended the first half of the campaign on a strong note, is becoming increasingly confident with his results, and is steadily climbing up the Drivers’ championship. Should he continue the upward trend, there are strong chances for him to claim a spot in the top three.

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Naman Gopal Srivastava

Naman Gopal Srivastava

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Naman is an F1 writer at The SportsRush. Initially a football fanatic who worships Puyol and Leo Messi, Naman soon fell in love with the world of F1 upon reading about Jim Clarke. While the current era drivers do fascinate him, Naman still chooses to idolize Clarke and Ayrton Senna. When he is not busy watching the highlights of some of the greatest races of his idols, Naman can be found scribbling little snippets in his diary of poems or out in the town, exploring new places to eat.

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