Overview
- Grill'd shifted its OP81 offer from rewarding podiums to rewarding race participation or finishes after a run of poor results.
- The company posted a tongue-in-cheek apology acknowledging viral 'curse' memes while publicly backing Piastri as a 'homegrown Aussie hero.'
- The campaign now includes mock 'Sorry Not Sorry' merchandise, a themed Spotify playlist, and billboards in Melbourne.
- Piastri has gone five grands prix without a top-three since Monza, with crashes, penalties, a DNF, and a sprint DNF in São Paulo fueling the joke.
- The promotion remains active through mid-December, as Piastri’s manager Mark Webber urges a reset focused on motivation and character in the title run-in.